Oldest and Youngest owner/drivers
#41
11-03-2016, 11:44 AM
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I'm a little more insecure than some of the other gents, and was sure I would be "judged" when I got this. It's quite out of character for me (whatever that loaded statement means). I remember one neighbor said "I love when good things happen to good people". But in general, everyone seems to love this car... it makes other people happy.
Anyways, *you* deserve it.
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#42
11-04-2016, 12:44 PM
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#43
11-04-2016, 12:47 PM
another 24 year old owner here.
I've dropped out of college, twice. Just goes to show that work ethic is still a real component of success! I'm definitely proud to own an F-type but when I go out in public, I always assume people are judging me because of my age. Am I being paranoid?
I've dropped out of college, twice. Just goes to show that work ethic is still a real component of success! I'm definitely proud to own an F-type but when I go out in public, I always assume people are judging me because of my age. Am I being paranoid?
Got my V6S AWD Vert the other day, Beyond happy.
#46
12-03-2018, 10:26 AM
That being said, at 17, I had a C32 AMG with over 400 bhp and never managed to get into any trouble so I know that there are young folks out there capable of taming their urge to put the pedal to the metal.
#47
12-03-2018, 10:34 AM
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I agree, My previous car was a 400 WHP RWD Infiniti Q50, and never got in much trouble, one citation for improper lane change :/, I love having fun with it and pushing it sometimes but its all about the right time and place, and know what your limits are and drive 25% less then that. lost about 4 friends in car accidents in the last year and a half, one 106mph Tesla crash, that one was pretty well known around the Florida Area and another leaving a car meet in a Challenger. But I do agree its a lot of car and Im very happy I've moved to a car with AWD, I love RWD but I went through about 5 sets of rear tires in 1 year of ownership, not cheap.
#48
12-03-2018, 02:03 PM
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I agree, My previous car was a 400 WHP RWD Infiniti Q50, and never got in much trouble, one citation for improper lane change :/, I love having fun with it and pushing it sometimes but its all about the right time and place, and know what your limits are and drive 25% less then that. lost about 4 friends in car accidents in the last year and a half, one 106mph Tesla crash, that one was pretty well known around the Florida Area and another leaving a car meet in a Challenger. But I do agree its a lot of car and Im very happy I've moved to a car with AWD, I love RWD but I went through about 5 sets of rear tires in 1 year of ownership, not cheap.
#51
12-03-2018, 08:15 PM
26 and an XJL? Yeah, most definitely the youngest in that crowd. Can I ask what about the XJL appealed to you?
#52
12-03-2018, 08:24 PM
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#53
12-03-2018, 08:25 PM
here is mine. I found a 2012, with every factory option, for about less than a third of MSRP and 30k miles. (Plus warranty!)
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#56
12-04-2018, 11:05 AM
I'm 59.9 and my dear wife bought our 2016 S coupe (CPO) for me as a retirement present just over a year ago. It's a huge change from what I've had before and more fun than I ever imagined. Kudos to the many of you that prove there's no lower or upper limit to the age at which the F-Type can be driven and appreciated!
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#58
12-04-2018, 03:51 PM
Sure. I like the additional space, cruisability and the ability to reach tuned 610 hp was what did it to me. Bit of a super sport limo feel but it’s worth it for the surprised looks I get when people hear it off the line. It’s faster than my V6, and still pops with stock exhaust. Nothing like the F type of course, but still! I loved the attention I got in the F Type but the XJ is still very much set up for the driver, plus 4 way ac and trays in the back etc.
here is mine. I found a 2012, with every factory option, for about less than a third of MSRP and 30k miles. (Plus warranty!)
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12-04-2018, 03:56 PM
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12-04-2018, 04:15 PM
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