We traded in the 02 arnage for a flying spur at downers drove!

Some say FS is not a "real" Bentley but it runs circles around the Arnage in performance,handling,safety and interior space.
You will enjoy it much more then either of your trade-ins.

 

Here "we" go again.

 

Aw, cut the kid a break. After all, how do you know that Dad doesn't do the same thing: "Geez, we just gotta a new Xbox!"
"You guys see the new X-Men movie?" "I got to stay up 'til 11 the other night!"
Let's just hope not all his thrills are vicarious. But, I can understand how a youngin' gets all excited about car purchases made by the family. Hopefully, when the kid grows up, he will make his own way.

 

I hope so. And I do understand his enthusiasm, but whart, it's like nails on a chalkboard.

(When I was the same age, it was "my dad's" and I clearly recognized that it wasn't "mine", or "ours", for that matter. I didn't earn the dough to buy the toys and it certainly wasn't my dough that bought the toys.)

And, kid, check my profile to find the name of a familiar tuner shop.

 

have you seen his profile...his dad has and had a impressive collection of fine motor vehicles!

 

Its cool that your dad likes nice cars but there are kids here who's dad's have enzos and Diablos,etc. and they don't have any of them in their profiles and they talk about what they like and drive. Most people aren't going to love stories about your dad buying your brothers Bentleys for gifts etc. when most people have to work very hard to get these cars. Enjoy your dads success but remember you are your own man and I am sure you have other things to say besides flaunting all the cars your dad may or may not buy.

 

VK,

Congrats.........

I for one don't care if you post your dad's cars. I think it's great you have an interest.

Just don't misrepresent and you're good with me.....

 

I agree with you. It does remind me of schoolyard bragging; which we might overlook from an immature kid if it happens infrequently. However, this isn't a schoolyard and he keeps doing it despite private and public input on the subject. Even in the schoolyard, the kids that brag the most often hurt their own popularity.

 

You mean your dad did?

 

VK,

I am glad you share your enthusiasm for your dad's purchases. Everyone has dreams and you are fortunate enough to be able to enjoy exotic cars first hand. I'm sure you and your father share the joys of these cars with many of your friends.

I think too often people will take your comments as arrogant bragging. But its not bragging if you can back it up. Good for you and your father.

Just keep your head on your shoulders and never look down on others unless you are helping them up.

 

My Dad's _____is bigger than than your Dad's ___.

 

Things like this always irritated me in High School. There were always kids that used to flaunt their parents' success. I just always shook my head. They would say "so and so is so rich." I would just be like yeah, their parents are rich and not them. Still, it's great that your Dad is a successful individual, but...

 

Not to burst your bubble guys, but I think that a large percentage of "owners" on this site are representing their dad or uncle or neighbor or whatever. However, my dad and all the other guys I know with exotics have much better things to do with their time than sit around on web site. The one time I did show my dad this site his opinion was that it was for kids, and that I should go and read a book. I agree with you that it is annoying when they say it's theirs, but still, who cares, and we always like more pictures to look at. This is a place for discussion of Ferraris, and young boys like you were then, are obsessed with them. Running them off isn't worth the time. VK, the Flying Spur is a great car, enjoy it.

 

I'm local, that dealership has a terrible rep.

 

ROFLMAO! Sorry about all the work! If anyone's to blame, it's Billy--he put most of the stickers on the car.

As for the pic, that's me sitting in staging at VIR on this year's Cannonball Run/One Lap of America. My name was the one beside the Canadian flag on the rear windows.

 

Hey, you could just ignore his posts, your sour grapes are the only things that sound like fingernails on a chalkboard!

Hey, enthusiasm is a wonderful thing, my kids call our Ferrari's by "mine" or "ours" all of the time, my 16 year old has driven our Ferrari's often, so since she is a member of the "family" it is "our" Ferrari's.

 

I think the flags were Billy's, too. I definitely didn't apply those to the car. It's all Billy's fault! Actually, you'd think that the stickers would be easy to take off the glass.

Now, babysitting his child, on the other hand, is a job I wouldn't necessarily want. Hopefully he pays well.

I have lots of Billy stories, but none of them can be shared here.

 

Next time you see him, say "Billy (last name), you're my hero!" in a nasally voice. He'll love it!