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#11
Sep 26 2015 06:00pm
Quote (Epicexecution @ Sep 25 2015 05:47pm)
lmao I don't think so, I joke about this quite often

FNG guide to sucking dick at jsp motorsports:

Step 1: Post up asking for advice on ridiculous car (supra, high mileage bmw, etc)
Step 2: At the same time, post up asking the jsp expertz for insurance quotes on X car(s).
Step 3: Disregard any advice given, except advice you want to hear (IE: "Go for it bro, sick car it's totally gonna be legit, pussy is literally going to throw itself at tyou" "fast and furious is life" etc)
Step 4: Buy POS car and post picture.
Step 5: A week later post up asking why the fuck your high mileage salvage title <EnterCarHere> has problems
Step 6: Disclose no details about the issue (ie: where it is coming from)
Step 7: Start raging at jsp motorsports OG's because they are calling you a complete fucktard at this point
Step 8: Play it off like you aren't a fucktard OR Never post in subforum again


Quote (ChowYunFat @ Sep 25 2015 06:08pm)
Request for sticky.


Lmfao totally agree
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#12
Sep 27 2015 06:14am
the internet told me to buy a creep van, now wat?
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Sep 27 2015 07:34am
Quote (BlueAndWhite @ Sep 27 2015 07:14am)
the internet told me to buy a creep van, now wat?


Paint "Pope Mobile" on the side and go park outside of the local Catholic school.
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#14
Sep 28 2015 05:52am
At least 42 Nissan Sentra's have been bought because of this forum
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#15
Sep 28 2015 07:28am
Quote (Epicexecution @ Sep 25 2015 05:47pm)
lmao I don't think so, I joke about this quite often

FNG guide to sucking dick at jsp motorsports:

Step 1: Post up asking for advice on ridiculous car (supra, high mileage bmw, etc)
Step 2: At the same time, post up asking the jsp expertz for insurance quotes on X car(s).
Step 3: Disregard any advice given, except advice you want to hear (IE: "Go for it bro, sick car it's totally gonna be legit, pussy is literally going to throw itself at tyou" "fast and furious is life" etc)
Step 4: Buy POS car and post picture.
Step 5: A week later post up asking why the fuck your high mileage salvage title <EnterCarHere> has problems
Step 6: Disclose no details about the issue (ie: where it is coming from)
Step 7: Start raging at jsp motorsports OG's because they are calling you a complete fucktard at this point
Step 8: Play it off like you aren't a fucktard OR Never post in subforum again


10/10
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#16
Sep 28 2015 07:57am
Quote (Epicexecution @ Sep 26 2015 05:47am)
lmao I don't think so, I joke about this quite often

FNG guide to sucking dick at jsp motorsports:

Step 1: Post up asking for advice on ridiculous car (supra, high mileage bmw, etc)
Step 2: At the same time, post up asking the jsp expertz for insurance quotes on X car(s).
Step 3: Disregard any advice given, except advice you want to hear (IE: "Go for it bro, sick car it's totally gonna be legit, pussy is literally going to throw itself at tyou" "fast and furious is life" etc)
Step 4: Buy POS car and post picture.
Step 5: A week later post up asking why the fuck your high mileage salvage title <EnterCarHere> has problems
Step 6: Disclose no details about the issue (ie: where it is coming from)
Step 7: Start raging at jsp motorsports OG's because they are calling you a complete fucktard at this point
Step 8: Play it off like you aren't a fucktard OR Never post in subforum again


:rofl:
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#17
Sep 28 2015 08:24am
I find forum advice HUGELY important when buying a car.

Not a "general car discussion forum" information.

But specific forum about the car brand and model I'm interested in purchasing.

For example: Prior to purchasing my most recent car, a B8.5 Audi S5, I went to two or 3 different audi forums, in the B8 A5/S5/RS5 forum section.

Once there, I asked about the most common issues with the car, what are some of the MUST HAVE options offered by the manufacturer, average maintenance and fuel cost yearly and so on.

This was very important. It help me make smart decisions on the time of purchase, for example: Opting for the Sports Differential was a MUST DO. Both for a performance standpoint and RESALE VALUE later on. (Just a small example)

So while going to the generic car forum and asking for random opinions might not always be helpful, going specific on your research can really make a difference.

This post was edited by iBruno on Sep 28 2015 08:24am
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#18
Sep 28 2015 08:39am
Nope.
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#19
Sep 28 2015 10:36am
never asked a forum what to buy lol

so no
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#20
Sep 28 2015 10:39am
Quote (iBruno @ Sep 28 2015 07:24am)
I find forum advice HUGELY important when buying a car.

Not a "general car discussion forum" information.

But specific forum about the car brand and model I'm interested in purchasing.


Pretty much this.

I mean, I bought a car off a forum, so yeah I'd say I have
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