Range Rover Sport Girls' Car???
12-14-12, 03:44 PM
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RR Sport is less of a girl's car than an RX.
But at 16 years old, I would want neither the RR nor RX. Since you have the choice, pick a fun car and really learn how to drive!
But at 16 years old, I would want neither the RR nor RX. Since you have the choice, pick a fun car and really learn how to drive!
12-14-12, 04:22 PM
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More like an FRS. Let him learn how to drive first. He can watch his friends crash their fast, expensive cars.
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12-14-12, 04:48 PM
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AMG + 16 YO (no matter how responsible) = Asking for trouble
BNR34..I think you're being sarcastic (can never tell), but my equation above still applies.
12-14-12, 05:41 PM
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OP, get a SLS AMG Black. can never get a car inferior than that of a gf's. Just doesnt work that way when you are 16.
12-14-12, 08:34 PM
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of course more women are seen driving them, the guy is at work making the money to pay it off
12-14-12, 09:17 PM
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12-14-12, 09:32 PM
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12-14-12, 09:36 PM
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a lot of females and soccer moms around my area have range rover sports..actually to think of it, my friends sister has a black sport and my friends girlfriend has a black RR as well. but think about it, girls usually likes what looks good exterior wise, so it has to be something decent looking for it to be a girls car, lol
I won't comment on my family's financial status, but GF's dad is loaded. He could probably stop making money right now and still carry on a lavish lifestyle for the rest of his life and still have money leftover for his heirs and heiresses to take...
IMO, you need to find some friends (and a girl-friend) who don't talk a bunch of nonsense....because that is mostly what they are feeding you. With the possible exception of a yellow or pink 1998-2012 Beetle (less-so on the new 2013), there probably is no such thing as a "Girl's Car". My advice is forget about male/female stereotypes, buy and drive what you like, what you or your parents can afford (consider also what insurance will run at your young age), and/or a vehicle that won't cause friction between you and your parents (legally, they are still responsible for you until you are 18).
As far as your girlfriend driving an E63 that new, she must have rich parents. That is a lot of car for a person that young (assuming she's close to your age). And, with almost any AMG Mercedes, if one is not careful with the right foot, their power-level can quickly get one in trouble.
As far as your girlfriend driving an E63 that new, she must have rich parents. That is a lot of car for a person that young (assuming she's close to your age). And, with almost any AMG Mercedes, if one is not careful with the right foot, their power-level can quickly get one in trouble.
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There are 16 year old kids that got exotic cars as birthday gift, get over it.
And yes I think Range Rovers in general are girly because chicks dig them. Who cares about their image as long as you like it? I hope you got tons of cash laying around to fix it though.
Post a hot picture of your girlfriend.
And yes I think Range Rovers in general are girly because chicks dig them. Who cares about their image as long as you like it? I hope you got tons of cash laying around to fix it though.
Post a hot picture of your girlfriend.
Not these...
...LOL, the story of my mom and dad...
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12-14-12, 09:37 PM
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Just keep listening to your friends and everyone else around you; they will ALWAYS know what is best... You like what you like, at the end of the day you're the only person that needs to be happy with what you drive.
For those in many states outside of CA, seeing teenagers drive high-end cars like this may seem absurd BUT it's a reality.
For those in many states outside of CA, seeing teenagers drive high-end cars like this may seem absurd BUT it's a reality.
12-15-12, 08:16 AM
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LOL, my dads considering trading in for the '13...
Just keep listening to your friends and everyone else around you; they will ALWAYS know what is best... You like what you like, at the end of the day you're the only person that needs to be happy with what you drive.
For those in many states outside of CA, seeing teenagers drive high-end cars like this may seem absurd BUT it's a reality.
For those in many states outside of CA, seeing teenagers drive high-end cars like this may seem absurd BUT it's a reality.
Yea my dad always told me not to take everything I have for granted...