View Poll Results: Which car could you choose?
I'd choose the IS-F over the E92 M3 hands down, anyday!
32
27.35%
I'd choose the E92 M3 over the IS-F
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15.38%
I'd buy both! 
23
19.66%
Dude um, can I like pick something else besides these too?
44
37.61%
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If money is no object...
11-07-07, 07:42 PM
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In this class? RS4 rules! No reason to slow down on account of a little rain (or snow). But alas, I would not be able to get white upholstery, vertically stacked funky exhaust tips, an 8-speed torque converted automatic transmission or good cupholders on an RS4. Furthermore, I would have to sacrifice my morning lattes in order to shift. Now that's one hell of a compromise and a little more than I could ever live with.
BTW, are self parking or Shiatsu available options on the IS-F? Audi should offer more cool stuff like this on their cars. The Germans do not understand that we multitask in the US. That's why we are such a great country. Driving, drinking coffee, phone talking and grooming are all integral to my daily commute. Sometimes I read the morning newspaper, too. Thank you Japan for understanding what we US folks need on a great car. 0-60, good inside mirrors and cupholders are what it's about. The only racing I will ever do is from one stoplight to the next.
Shut down, yeah!
BTW, are self parking or Shiatsu available options on the IS-F? Audi should offer more cool stuff like this on their cars. The Germans do not understand that we multitask in the US. That's why we are such a great country. Driving, drinking coffee, phone talking and grooming are all integral to my daily commute. Sometimes I read the morning newspaper, too. Thank you Japan for understanding what we US folks need on a great car. 0-60, good inside mirrors and cupholders are what it's about. The only racing I will ever do is from one stoplight to the next.
Shut down, yeah!
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11-07-07, 08:50 PM
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The bugatti Veyyron... or the saleen s7 ( my cousin has one =( and its jsut jaw dropping at how well it performs and how quick it is) I can't wait til I graduate college to start making 6 figures =)
11-16-07, 03:42 PM
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and if you think ur gonna graduate college and get over 100k 1st year out ull be in for a big surprise, welcome
to the real world
11-19-07, 01:19 PM
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If he's going to a prestigious college and gradutes with a law degree with top honors, he just might make $100K his first year out of college...
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11-19-07, 02:35 PM
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You really think a BA in law will get you 100k? I don't think so, being a lawyer is not going to college, graduating and earning 100k, neither is being a doctor, you think every "wanna be doctor" outa college earns 100k their first year ? Its a never ending learning process, no law office will pay a kid still wet behind his ears 100k and give him his own office etc... Comeone lets be realistic, is it possible --- sure , is it probable at all ? No, A few years down the road, ya y not its possible, but thats after you go to graduate school and earn multiple degrees. Every good lawyer has a degree in law and multiple degrees in criminal justice etc... That takes years
11-19-07, 03:16 PM
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You really think a BA in law will get you 100k? I don't think so, being a lawyer is not going to college, graduating and earning 100k, neither is being a doctor, you think every "wanna be doctor" outa college earns 100k their first year ? Its a never ending learning process, no law office will pay a kid still wet behind his ears 100k and give him his own office etc... Comeone lets be realistic, is it possible --- sure , is it probable at all ? No, A few years down the road, ya y not its possible, but thats after you go to graduate school and earn multiple degrees. Every good lawyer has a degree in law and multiple degrees in criminal justice etc... That takes years
11-24-07, 10:18 AM
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Doctors are a poor example...unless they are a specialist than thats another case...my uncle (being a doctor said its a waste of time to become a doctor unless youare becomign a specialist there are many other careers that can be as well or higher paying) and my brother is making 140k a year in a relatively short period of time after gradudating college more than my sister in law (also a doctor and sister who is a pharmacist)...he was at the top 1% of his class from stanford...but then again he had a few connections... but thats what you should do in college is gain the connection you need to get a high starting salary job...but its easier for prestigious schools and I guess is a disadvantage to the lower colleges on the lower half of the tier 1 scale and the rest of the "no name" colleges...
11-24-07, 09:46 PM
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Remind me not to go to your uncle for me and my family's care...
Believe it or not, some people still become doctors to help people and/or solve complicated problems. That isn't a waste of time to a lot of people.
Based on your posts on CL thus far, you might have the most warped perspective of anybody I've ever seen...
11-26-07, 09:55 AM
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Doctors are a poor example...unless they are a specialist than thats another case...my uncle (being a doctor said its a waste of time to become a doctor unless youare becomign a specialist there are many other careers that can be as well or higher paying) and my brother is making 140k a year in a relatively short period of time after gradudating college more than my sister in law (also a doctor and sister who is a pharmacist)...he was at the top 1% of his class from stanford...but then again he had a few connections... but thats what you should do in college is gain the connection you need to get a high starting salary job...but its easier for prestigious schools and I guess is a disadvantage to the lower colleges on the lower half of the tier 1 scale and the rest of the "no name" colleges...
), and no social time for yourself...
11-26-07, 06:20 PM
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If money where no object, he'd have his personal assistant put through the order. Hopfully her tallents aren't limited to spelling.
11-26-07, 07:18 PM
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That said, 170k isn't a whole lot to work with when you're talking about buying supercars. The lovely government is already going to take out a huge chunk of that.
The nice part about law is that if you're at a big firm and willing to work insane hours, there's a lot of upside - annual raises and potential equity partnership down the road.
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