Thread: 370z owners, what do you do about practicality?
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Old 01-06-2011, 12:21 AM   #68 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by wdkwang View Post
Yes, moving out first would be the more logical choice but I live in NYC and it's hella expensive. The car is something I see for myself, to fill that gap I been wanting to since 17. The drifting scene and taking it out to the track is what I'm into. The 6 years driving the Teg has been fine but it's falling apart. I graduated in the Spring and worked a few odd jobs since then. Competition is crazy here in Finance. But I'm expecting to be hired not too long from now..
Can you drift with an automatic? Can you break loose upon command as in a manual? If you can, then you have a choice.
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