The AI-generated cat pictures thread
11-22-2011, 11:50 AM
#5861
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Maxima started off as a coup then never was after gen 1. Altima was never coup till 08. Best decision they ever made. But honestly I've never heard about reliability issues from Nissan. I agree Toyota and Honda might have better reliability, but I don't think Nissan is far behind relative to all other manufacturers. I just like Nissan better because they have a better selection of sports cars and their generic bread and butter cars are sportier. Take an Altima and a Civic or Corolla from the same year and the Altima is more nimble, quicker, and has better road feel through the wheel.
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11-22-2011, 01:35 PM
#5863
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Maxima started off as a coup then never was after gen 1. Altima was never coup till 08. Best decision they ever made. But honestly I've never heard about reliability issues from Nissan. I agree Toyota and Honda might have better reliability, but I don't think Nissan is far behind relative to all other manufacturers. I just like Nissan better because they have a better selection of sports cars and their generic bread and butter cars are sportier. Take an Altima and a Civic or Corolla from the same year and the Altima is more nimble, quicker, and has better road feel through the wheel.
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11-22-2011, 01:45 PM
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the precat in my altima was poorly designed. they are too close to the block, heat up and break apart, the EGR and what-have-you sucks the **** back into the engine and the motor gets pwnt. Mine burns oil like no tomorrow, well maintained only 130K. It's a pos, cheaply made, but I can out autox many peoplez in it.
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11-23-2011, 01:22 AM
#5869
I don't like that. Anonymous has no checks and balance's, no watchdog group. I am not defending the officers actions, but such actions will make good cops afraid to do there job. Sometimes people get roughed up when being justly arrested, I'm worried "Anonymous" will have copy cat groups form and this whole "getting back at the man" thing will really get out of control, all the while hiding behind a Guy Fawkes mask and a cloak of cyber anonymity.
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11-23-2011, 10:05 AM
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I don't like that. Anonymous has no checks and balance's, no watchdog group. I am not defending the officers actions, but such actions will make good cops afraid to do there job. Sometimes people get roughed up when being justly arrested, I'm worried "Anonymous" will have copy cat groups form and this whole "getting back at the man" thing will really get out of control, all the while hiding behind a Guy Fawkes mask and a cloak of cyber anonymity.
I'm not defending either group because in reality, no matter what anybody says we weren't there and don't know what happened.
Of course, at the same time, why aren't these people doing something productive to help society? Like getting a ******* job instead of being a transient in some park shitting on police cars and park benches. Doesn't matter what anyone says, what they're doing will change absolutely nothing.
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