M45
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Falkdesigns
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maxnix
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1995 Infiniti Q45t
2000 Infiniti Q45
Re: (madmax88)
The Y34 is only 2003 - 2004. There is no 2005 Mx5.madmax88 wrote:2004-05
The Y50 is a 2006 model.
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Jeff Williams
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Re: (Rex)
MORE PICS!!!!!! That car is beautiful!Rex wrote:Me likey this style .
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Falkdesigns
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Re: M45 (madmax88)
best car ever made. I've never owned a car more than 6 months before thinking how to make it better, or what car might be better. Until now. I hope my M outlives me. You will have to pry its steering wheel out of my dead hands.
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CakeDaddy
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Re: M45 (madmax88)
The car is very unique and will be in style for a long time, plus wih the 03-04 M45 you aren't another pathetic sheep following the herd. The 300c,charger,5 series bmw,S-type Jags are all cookie cutter cars (they are everywhere)
Modified by CakeDaddy at 2:52 PM 6/8/2006
Modified by CakeDaddy at 2:52 PM 6/8/2006
Re: M45 (madmax88)
What do I think of the M45? I think my 2006 M45 is awesome!
I appreciate fine paintings, melodic musical compositions, craftsmanship in pistols and overall style and performance in automobiles. It is the excellence of what I perceive to be a masterpiece that excites and evokes in me a sense of admiration and awe. I place the 2006 M45 in this category. IMO, it is an exquisite automobile in every sense of the word.
My passion in cars began when I was a youngster in the late 1930’s. Then I drove box shaped cars with mechanical breaks and stick shifts. It was possible then to tinker using only modest tools and a roll of good strong tape to improve the drivability and performance of a roadster, coupe or sedans of that day.
In high school during the early days of WWII, we used to cut-down our pre-war cars, soup them up and street-race for pink slips. Our top speeds were nothing like they are today but we used to fly down our neighborhoods sounding like worn-out trucks.
After the war when production of post-war cars began, the technology changed and the joy of our making over an old jalopy came to an end.
Since then, I have owned just about ever make of American car. I have also owned numerous models of European and Japanese cars. Most were modestly priced. However, the German ones cost as much as what I had previously paid for a new house. During this last decade, I have owned five Japanese cars. Each had been better than any other car I had ever owned.
My 2006 M45 tops the list. It is absolutely the finest car I have ever owned. It surpasses every one of my previous cars in style, comfort, technology and performance.
For the first time in my life, I no longer look forward to buying another car.
I appreciate fine paintings, melodic musical compositions, craftsmanship in pistols and overall style and performance in automobiles. It is the excellence of what I perceive to be a masterpiece that excites and evokes in me a sense of admiration and awe. I place the 2006 M45 in this category. IMO, it is an exquisite automobile in every sense of the word.
My passion in cars began when I was a youngster in the late 1930’s. Then I drove box shaped cars with mechanical breaks and stick shifts. It was possible then to tinker using only modest tools and a roll of good strong tape to improve the drivability and performance of a roadster, coupe or sedans of that day.
In high school during the early days of WWII, we used to cut-down our pre-war cars, soup them up and street-race for pink slips. Our top speeds were nothing like they are today but we used to fly down our neighborhoods sounding like worn-out trucks.
After the war when production of post-war cars began, the technology changed and the joy of our making over an old jalopy came to an end.
Since then, I have owned just about ever make of American car. I have also owned numerous models of European and Japanese cars. Most were modestly priced. However, the German ones cost as much as what I had previously paid for a new house. During this last decade, I have owned five Japanese cars. Each had been better than any other car I had ever owned.
My 2006 M45 tops the list. It is absolutely the finest car I have ever owned. It surpasses every one of my previous cars in style, comfort, technology and performance.
For the first time in my life, I no longer look forward to buying another car.
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szh
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Unfortunately, no longer a Nissan or Infiniti, but continuing here at NICO! - Location: San Jose, CA
Re: M45 (carbuff)
Good Stuff™!!
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