[FStop7]

Someone at my office is daily driving a 2010 997 TT cabriolet, PDK. That's about $170k. I was pretty surprised, normally our company is pretty low key.

[Top_Gear_Fan]

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[Epik]

The Maser makes the M3 look homely.

If that's an M3... can't see the fender vent :/

[Seminole]

Originally Posted by Epik

The Maser makes the M3 look homely.

If that's an M3... can't see the fender vent :/

That's a 328. A 335 would have dual single exhausts, and a M3 would have quads.

[Epik]

Ah, right you are. But the quad exhaust wouldn't help. And as nothing else is different on the 3 line from that angle, I stand by my comment.

[Sidh135i]

gray r8, red F430, black m6

[djMpower]

Actually saw it last night, but a gray and black Mosler MT900 GTR heading west on sunset in LA. License plate onfilm1. Any idea who the owner is? All I know is it wasn't Leno.

Funny thing was two cars back there was a gray LP-640 with the reventon tails. How much must that suck? Going out in your lambo on a friday night only to be completely outshadowed.

[Nikolas]

Originally Posted by SantaPimp27

I live in one of the richest parts of the country, but no one is super rich and no one likes cars lol

I see 1000 5-series everyday and thats about it

Wait Jersey correct? There are certainly weathy parts of that state, but no where near "one of the richest parts of this country". There are so many "billionaire" miny communities in this country that would amaze most people and they are not located in Jersey.

[BillLee]

today i saw a bentley continental, aston martin dbs i think, some kind of ferrari (i think it was a modena), a couple maserati quattroportes, and a 2008 blacked out roush.

and i saw these two a couple days ago going to school.

[SantaPimp27]

Originally Posted by Nikolas

Wait Jersey correct? There are certainly weathy parts of that state, but no where near "one of the richest parts of this country". There are so many "billionaire" miny communities in this country that would amaze most people and they are not located in Jersey.

I was talking about the average wealth. Everyone lives pretty well, but like i said in my original post "no one is super rich" lol

And i barely ever see nice cars where i live. Not even M3's which seem pretty standard when i drive to other places of jersey. Guess people are just not into cars.

[Scorpion]

A 350Z and a Camaro lol.

[D_o_S]

Originally Posted by BillLee

today i saw a bentley continental, aston martin dbs i think, some kind of ferrari (i think it was a modena), a couple maserati quattroportes, and a 2008 blacked out roush.

Wow, that reminds me of NFS so much (the style of the picture)

[Genro757]

An Osh Kosh M-ATV....Mine Resistant Ambush Protected All Terrain Vehicle...I'm in Afhganistan...so unless you count the Toyota Carollas or the Toyota Hilux's you see out here...then thats the only one!

[stickypaws]

Originally Posted by Nikolas

Wait Jersey correct? There are certainly weathy parts of that state, but no where near "one of the richest parts of this country". There are so many "billionaire" miny communities in this country that would amaze most people and they are not located in Jersey.

fyi, from Wikipedia:

"New Jersey has the highest percentage of millionaire households. It is ranked 2nd in the nation by the number of places with per capita incomes above national average with 76.4%. Nine of New Jersey's counties are in the wealthiest 100 of the country. The per-capita income is the third highest in the nation."

[Sylon]

Nothing exciting today, just an MkIV Supra. Sounded good though.

[Seminole]

Originally Posted by Epik

Ah, right you are. But the quad exhaust wouldn't help. And as nothing else is different on the 3 line from that angle, I stand by my comment.

Since the M3 is the only 3 with quads, I think it would. But if you want to get technical, besides the quads, the M3 also has a thin spoiler on the trunk lid (that guy added it onto his 328), wider fenders, and a completely different back bumper with a diffuser...

335:





M3:

[jaiman]

CLK 63 AMG Black Series. I've never seen one on the road in Toronto, so I was pretty surprised. Amazingly aggressive car.

[Tim2189]

Originally Posted by Seminole

That's a 328. A 335 would have dual single exhausts, and a M3 would have quads.

thats my 328 lol i guess you start with the 328 and once you take over the company you pull up in the maserati...or his F430 which ever he feels like taking out

[Chill72]

Originally Posted by Epik

The Maser makes the M3 look homely.

If that's an M3... can't see the fender vent :/

That's not a M3 but I actually think that the 92 coupe is much nicer looking

[FStop7]

Originally Posted by djMpower

Actually saw it last night, but a gray and black Mosler MT900 GTR heading west on sunset in LA. License plate onfilm1. Any idea who the owner is? All I know is it wasn't Leno.

Funny thing was two cars back there was a gray LP-640 with the reventon tails. How much must that suck? Going out in your lambo on a friday night only to be completely outshadowed.

When I lived off Melrose I'd see that Mosler once every couple of months. In fact I once saw him scrape the hell out of his front lip trying to pull into the car wash place on Melrose. It sounded so bad.

That Mosler is one of the rarest spots I've seen in LA, along with a Pagani Zonda.

[Sylon]

Originally Posted by FStop7

When I lived off Melrose I'd see that Mosler once every couple of months. In fact I once saw him scrape the hell out of his front lip trying to pull into the car wash place on Melrose. It sounded so bad.

That Mosler is one of the rarest spots I've seen in LA, along with a Pagani Zonda.

I thought Zonda's were deemed non-street legal in the US?

[KingOfJericho]

Originally Posted by Sylon

I thought Zonda's were deemed non-street legal in the US?

Your statement is true.

I see some nice cars every day at my office building (AM Vantage, SLR, Porsche Turbo) but living in the Northeast is nothing like SoCal or Miami. People are waaaaaaaaay more into cars in the warmer climates. I back up the dude about Jersey. The tri-state area is the wealthiest area of the country but people just don't care about cars. My CEO takes the train to work every day. It's just a different way of life out here.