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DjShift, 14 November 2013, 17:04
Which is a better location for spotting? Los Angeles or San Francisco? I always thought it would be L.A. but everybody else is trying to tell me San Fran has more exotics and classics.
sumosloths, 14 November 2013, 17:13
LA is better for spotting. San Francisco does have a good amount of exotics, but they're hard to find. Also the actual city of San Francisco is not that great for spotting, but smaller cities in Silicon Valley like Atherton, Palo Alto, and Menlo Park would be better. I see a lot in San Francisco because my school is right next to a Lamborghini dealership.
r8lover, 14 November 2013, 17:24
Los Angeles is many, many times better for spotting from what I saw.
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DjShift, 14 November 2013, 17:58
Alright, cool. And how far apart are the two? If i had a room in S.F., do you think i'd be able to drive to L.A. For college each morning?
sumosloths, 14 November 2013, 18:02
DjShift wrote:
Alright, cool. And how far apart are the two? If i had a room in S.F., do you think i'd be able to drive to L.A. For college each morning?
Lol no. It takes at least about 7 hours to drive.
DjShift, 14 November 2013, 18:09
sumosloths wrote:
DjShift wrote:
Alright, cool. And how far apart are the two? If i had a room in S.F., do you think i'd be able to drive to L.A. For college each morning?
Lol no. It takes at least about 7 hours to drive.
Oh.
A_A_L, 14 November 2013, 19:30
L.A. to 'Frisco can be driven in 6 hours in normal traffic on driving around 75 mph (taking the 5 freeway). Now, if you want to take the scenic route (101 freeway), it'll take about 7 hours. I drive it almost every year. And L.A. is a MUCH better city for spotting exotics. It isn't even a close debate.
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sumosloths, 14 November 2013, 20:26
If you do ever go to San Francisco, make sure you never call it "San Fran" or "Frisco" especially, because we hate that. You should only say "San Francisco". You can get away with typing "SF" or MAYBE "San Fran", since the name's so long, but just don't even think about saying "Frisco".
A_A_L, 14 November 2013, 20:33
sumosloths wrote:
If you do ever go to San Francisco, make sure you never call it "San Fran" or "Frisco" especially, because we hate that. You should only say "San Francisco". You can get away with typing "SF" or MAYBE "San Fran", since the name's so long, but just don't even think about saying "Frisco".
Haa! It's an L.A./S.F. rivalry. No worries. Believe me, there's much worse things I could've called San Francisco. We'll leave it at that. Anyways, my original point stands.
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falsely, 14 November 2013, 21:23
sumosloths wrote:
If you do ever go to San Francisco, make sure you never call it "San Fran" or "Frisco" especially, because we hate that. You should only say "San Francisco". You can get away with typing "SF" or MAYBE "San Fran", since the name's so long, but just don't even think about saying "Frisco".
lmao frisco. Ive never even heard that being used in awhile. While san fran I see it typed but not spoken.
DjShift, 14 November 2013, 21:27
Lol. Okay. Thanks everybody. I'll rent an appartment in Los Angeles then so i can spend time in both. I have relatives in San Francisco who's house i can stay at when i go there but i didn't know if it would be worth it to skip on LA. Seems like there's exotics in both cities though so i'll try to split my time when i'm not in college.
DjShift, 14 November 2013, 21:28
falsely wrote:
sumosloths wrote:
If you do ever go to San Francisco, make sure you never call it "San Fran" or "Frisco" especially, because we hate that. You should only say "San Francisco". You can get away with typing "SF" or MAYBE "San Fran", since the name's so long, but just don't even think about saying "Frisco".
lmao frisco. Ive never even heard that being used in awhile. While san fran I see it typed but not spoken.
I never heard it either untill AAL used it. Was pretty funny sounding to read though.
OCCA, 15 November 2013, 16:57
Neither, go to Newport beach and you will see all kinds of great cars.
