Antonio323

Thanks. I'm new to picture and don't know anything, so why should I wipe then lens? Does it look a bit blurry?

The Laguna Seca was bad ***! Definately my favorite car on the dealership.

I like the black with the polished lip, but I do think the design could have been done much better.

The 12 and 13 definately have their pros and cons. I personally prefer the stripes on the 13 more. Other than that, they're both equally bad ***.

jsimmonstx

I don't like the polished lip - makes it look like a ghetto ride...

I like the boss, but I'm not gonna pay $45K+ for a mustang, and then have to pay to put decent wheels on it. I don't like 20's either.

jsimmonstx

First, your phone's camera kinda sucks. Look at all the pictures and you'll notice that each one has a bloom at the top of the frame - it looks like fog.

Second, you have to consider the light source. NEVER shoot a picture while facing into the sun if you can avoid it. Also, the lights inside the showroom priced a really bad glare on the hood of the yellow Boss. Finally, try to avoid shooting pics in direct sunlight in the middle of the day. Admittedly, trying to get decent pics at a dealer is really hard.

Since there's nothing you can do about your camera, you need to adjust the pics before uploading them. I took the liberty of doing it to a few of them. Notice how the yellow Boss and red Shelby really pop now:

Antonio323

Yeah, the camera on iPhones suck. I know what you mean about not shooting directly in front of the sun, but I can't move the cars around at the dealership and I was trying to get shots of different angles so I just went ahead and took it as best I could. And wow, you really did make those pics look much better. I don't have any photo editing software, which is why I didn't edit them before posting them up. Thanks for the pointers!

Antonio323

How's this?

FastBreak

It's funny how so many people feel stressed or pressured at a dealership, and loathe going in to look around or talk to somebody. I'm like you, I love walking around checking out the cars. The salesmen don't bother me at all. If I'm looking to buy, they better be careful or I'll steal their wallet. If I'm not looking to buy, I just hope they they are comfortable chatting about cars.

157dB

Dealer and brakes checked in the same sentence
seems a little expensive to me...

Antonio323

Many people have the wrong idea about dealerships. Many people think that walking into a dealership means having a salesman breathing down your neck at all times. If you let it be known that you have no interest in buying, many will leave you alone. A few that are really into cars will chat with you for a while.

it wasn't bad at all, really. If anything, i'll go as far as stating that it was a mistake not going to the dealer in the first place. I had a shop put in some crappy brakes that were really really loud and annoying. What a waste of money. That's a mistake I'll never make again.