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Buying my son a car, what to do?!?!
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<blockquote data-quote="ponygt65" data-source="post: 3233741" data-attributes="member: 29536"><p>It's called getting used to the power. NO ONE can just "hop" into a car with real power and be able to handle it. And at 17-18, you dont' have enough experience to handle a car like that. Heck, most people in here couldn't handle the cars they have if somethign were to go wrong. And I understand sh!t happens. Fact is, it is easier to give into temptation of doing something stupid when you are younger. Having a "level" head is not enough. Only his son knows if he will make the right choice..........and excuse me if the well being of my children are more important. If he truely wants to help is son out.....send him to as many "performance" schools as possible. Drag school, road racing....etc. Now THAT is a real present from a caring father. Not a 450HP car.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ponygt65, post: 3233741, member: 29536"] It's called getting used to the power. NO ONE can just "hop" into a car with real power and be able to handle it. And at 17-18, you dont' have enough experience to handle a car like that. Heck, most people in here couldn't handle the cars they have if somethign were to go wrong. And I understand sh!t happens. Fact is, it is easier to give into temptation of doing something stupid when you are younger. Having a "level" head is not enough. Only his son knows if he will make the right choice..........and excuse me if the well being of my children are more important. If he truely wants to help is son out.....send him to as many "performance" schools as possible. Drag school, road racing....etc. Now THAT is a real present from a caring father. Not a 450HP car. [/QUOTE]
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