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First Impressions
Okay, we all had our first impression when we saw our first FD in person, which if you are here then it was a "wow" impression. But what I want to know is what was your first negative impression or thought about the first one you bought or the first time you were up close and personal enough that you could start passing judgement.
My first negative thought which came shortly after seeing one for the first time after reading and looking at pics and whatnot was....
"I thought it would be bigger".
My first negative thought which came shortly after seeing one for the first time after reading and looking at pics and whatnot was....
"I thought it would be bigger".
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Honestly, I thought it looked kind of like a jellybean. I still liked it, but I thought my 90 Z was better looking. It didnt take too long for me to fall in love though. Proud owner of an R2 for 6 years now!
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Originally Posted by spandy
Okay, we all had our first impression when we saw our first FD in person, which if you are here then it was a "wow" impression. But what I want to know is what was your first negative impression or thought about the first one you bought or the first time you were up close and personal enough that you could start passing judgement.
My first negative thought which came shortly after seeing one for the first time after reading and looking at pics and whatnot was....
"I thought it would be bigger".
My first negative thought which came shortly after seeing one for the first time after reading and looking at pics and whatnot was....
"I thought it would be bigger".
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Not the company
Negative....mine broke down every time i got it out from a shop, went to another came out and something else happened.
Maybe it was just a bad car, but that's the ONLY negative thing.
Maybe it was just a bad car, but that's the ONLY negative thing.
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Negative: Damn look at that ugly *** front bumper!Looks like the fawkin thing is a fish with 2 teeth!
Actually it still looks that way but new bumper is sitting in the garage waiting to be put on.
Second Negative:why are the cops staring at me?......figured that one out though.
Actually it still looks that way but new bumper is sitting in the garage waiting to be put on.
Second Negative:why are the cops staring at me?......figured that one out though.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I couldnt believe it was a Mazda.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
I couldnt believe it was a Mazda.
Wanted one since then.
Years went by before I drove my first one which was a CYM actually but ended up not being able to buy it (getting a car loan for a 13 year old car as a student sucks). Then at a Subaru dealership I was on my way to buying an STI, but there was a VR FD with Fikse FM-10's (Didn't know what they were at the time) and I was saying to myself "damn those wheels are nice".
Took it for a drive and the stock FD was way faster than the STI, my girlfriend at the time kind of pryed me into getting the STI. But I returned two days later and left with the FD. That was my first experience.....
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My first thought when I saw it in person was :O wow. (Before I actually decided to consider buying one I only saw them in pictures) I was just amazed at how beautiful it was. When I first drove it...I was blown away at how fast it was, then I went over a bump and my first negative thought popped in my head "wtf is that clunking, my BMW is just as old and I don't have my ******* bushings clunking" I swear the FD is the only car I've experienced where such a mass amount of cars have clunking bushings its still something that boggles my mind today why. Other then that though all praise to the FD...I was hooked from the moment I layed eyes on it. The past 3 years have been great.
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Originally Posted by YellowJacket7
Hell, even the ash tray barely holds change.
I didn't actually see one in person until I went to buy mine, but I didn't like them for years because before I was even able to drive, I was playing GT, and the 7 looked really shitty in that game, and I just figured it wasn't a good looking car. It wasn't for a few years that I actually realized what they actually looked like. I didn't even recognize it in F&F.
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[QUOTE=jojodotcom Negative : Where is the cup holder??[/QUOTE]
one of my first negative thoughts..
the first Fu*k i dont fit in it..(after modifications i do. and comfortably..
first positive thought was the design of the motor. its still fasinating me 3 years later
one of my first negative thoughts..
the first Fu*k i dont fit in it..(after modifications i do. and comfortably..
first positive thought was the design of the motor. its still fasinating me 3 years later
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When I first saw my car on the trailor being unloaded to me, I was amazed at how beautiful the car was, even from the odd angle I saw it at. Then when I got in the car to drive it, I was amazed at how heavy the flywheel was and how easy it was to get the car to start moving (at the time I was used to a 9lb flywheel). Then I was amazed at how quiet the stock muffler system was, but now I am just surprised at how much cheap plastic is inside the car. (I'm worried to wear coats with metal buttons/zippers in fear of removing large chunks of the interior while driving)