Is USA racist against 2nd "generation" people?

One shot,

Okay, i'm a 15 year old boy who lives in Denmark with my dad (big brother (20) lives at my moms house) and my dad has been driving as a taxi dude for 30 years in Denmark. He's 57 now.
We're planning to take a road trip wich might take a full year to USA. Through every. Single. STATE..!
But, thats not the problem. I have a turkish background, so i look like a turk. My dad is turkish, mom is turkish and my brother is like me. We were born in Denmark, but have another background. We are NOT muslims. Think about that. That chance, but turks are not muslims tbh. Not all tho, some do eat pork/wild boar and yes they do drink ALOT at parties.. But anyway, i'm more a atheist/crist but my family won't let me get baptized or whatever its called on english (the holy water thing).

But anyway, back to the story.
Since we LOOK LIKE people from the middle east (denmark is in europe btw..), but have danish passport, will they be like "immigrants, terrorists, get out of our country" or more like "Hi, welcome blah blah blah".
Now, when my dad turns 60-61 and i turn 18-19 (after high school), we're considering going to USA. I will have my license there. The old man and my brother taught me how to drive a car, park and reverse. And yes i am 15 atm.
I like usa tbh.
USA is like, my graceland? My 7th heaven.
My idols (most of them) are from America. My favorite Tv shows. My favorite cars, bikes, clothings, sports and so on.
Heck even my favorite military is the Rangers, Marines and Navy Seals..?
But everybody keeps trash-talking about USA, saying that they hate all the other countries and such.
Okay lets say, that only 100 out of 10000 are racist, but what are the chances to meet them?
My english is good, i get A's and B's nonstop.
And my big brother is considering joining us too, but he's more likely "afraid" even though he's a tough guy, that they will start trash talking and calling us stuff. I just wanna live the american dream. Roadtrip through the country, eat a burger at a diner, sleep at motels, go to Las Vegas with the old man and such.
My most wanted place is the beach places (like venice beach?). Skaters, longboarders and street arts.
I do skate and longboard, so i might bring some boards too. I have hobbies i can entertain people with for fun. My dad, he might be 57 atm. But he's fun as hell. My big brother. 20 year old who will NEVER lose his good sense of humor.
So, i hope it's American people or other people who made a road trip who answers this, since i expect a true answer.

If you saw a guy, only the look of him, what would you think? Start trash talking or would you mind your own business or would you be like "hi and welcome" if i talked to you if you owned a shop or diner?

And yeah, if i lived in usa, my life would be completed.. Thats what im going for too. Asking my dad about moving to a exotic beach place and open a skate shop. I know everything from hardware to setups to tricks (even tho i can't perfom them myself YET..)
And yeah, i do love filming skateboarding and longboarding, so you think that'll be a + or?
My dad was like "Don't start skating. You wont like it, you are not the type of guy to skate". I proved him that i am. Same happened to my big brother when he was 15, he was upset and proved my dad he could. He skated for about 1-2 years and quit. For me, i'm reaching my 1st month of skateboarding, but i've been longboarding almost whole this year. So my dad actually starts support me with this. I know that if my board snaps, he'll try get me a new one or anything like that.

Looooooooong text, but 5 stars for best answers.

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No. The USA is composed of people from probably every ethnic group on the planet. It's not perfect, but probably no one will look at you even once or realize you are a Turk unless you tell them.

The USA tourism website is a good place to start:

http://www.discoveramerica.com/

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Citizens of about 35 countries can travel to the USA for up to 90 days at a time as a tourist or for some business purposes by registering for ESTA > before < their trip begins. The cost is US$14, which is similar to the fee for the Australian ETA program.

https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/visaservices/?p=129

Registering is accomplished online, you don't need the details of your trip, and the confirmation is valid for multiple trips to the USA over two (2) years so don't wait until the last minute.

Print the confirmation - or at least record the number - and keep the information with your passport. Having a return or onward ticket leaving North America is a requirement, so have a copy of your airline itinerary at passport control.

If you are planning a long visit then DON'T schedule your departure day for the 90th day (any part of a day in the USA counts as a whole day, so if you arrive at 23:59h on the 1st and leave at 00:01h on the 10th it is 10 days in the USA). Schedule your departure not later than the 88th day as there are no (zero) provisions in the Visa Waiver Program for someone to voluntarily extend their stay. If you miss your flight due to something Immigration might consider avoidable (ex. flat tire on the way to the airport) they may ban you from using the VWP in the future.

If you can't use the VWP (including if the visit isn't for tourism or authorized "business") then you have to apply for a visa:

http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/visa_1750.html

Check with your health insurance to find out if it covers you in the USA and pays for medical evacuation to home (should that be necessary). If yes then take proof of coverage with you. If no or not sure then get trip medical insurance, which is cheap and sold by airlines & travel agents. The USA has wonderful medical care but it isn't free or even cheap. Please do not skimp on this as an otherwise-silly accident could turn into a crisis if you don't have medical insurance. This is a link from the US government, but the info is good for anyone traveling outside their home country:

http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1470.html

Of these, which car has the best deal....? (BMW or Audi)?

Bella L

I'm getting my first car next month (I'm 17) and my parents gave me a $20,000 limit. For a girl, I'm really into cars because of my brother but I would just like a second opinion. Please don't call me a brat, I come from a privileged family so a car like this is what my parents prefer and I am one to really keep up with what I own. Which ever car I get would be thoroughly taken care of. Also, keep in mind that all of these cars have no warranty (but they are available) and that they each have no damage or accident reports and have an overall pristine condition.
Of the following cars, which do you think is the best deal:

-2007 Audi A4 2.0T/ 64,276 Miles/ Automatic/ PREAMP AND SUBWOOFER/ $17,000/

-2003 BMW 7 Series 745Li Sedan/ 76,815 Miles/ Shiftable Automatic/ NAVIGATION GUIDANCE/ $19,000

-2002 BMW M3 Convertible/ 84,620 Miles/ Sequential Semi-Manual/ NAVIGATION GUIDANCE/ $19,000

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I would pass on all 3 of those. Yeah they are great cars but come on do you really want a car with that many miles? You know stuff is going to be breaking pretty soon. Look for some USA made cars that are used but still pretty loaded you can find much better. Yeah it wont be an audi or a beemer but it will last longer. I remember seeing a dodge charger daytona (special paint, limited number produced, all the best electronics best stereo system,gps, leather) R/T (hemi engine 350 horses sure to give any one of those cars on your list a run for its money) it was a 2007 with only 3,000 miles they wanted $20,000. So basically you have a 4 door sports car very fast, looks great and still has a warrenty for the next 55,000 miles. It was an automatic with auto-stick (manually shift gears with out having to mess with a clutch) I would not just concentrate on high end luxury brands when you can find a lot better of a car with a lot less mileage.

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If you could have any sports car in USA what would it be?

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Are you asking about any car in the USA or any car made in the USA?

My choice, overall, would be the Porsche 911 GT3.
American made - Chevy Corvette Z06

What is the best car currently made in the USA?

SuperDude

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Ford GT. It's a no excuses sports car which is as good as any exotic out there.

In terms of overall quality, it's probably the Honda Accord. Honda never really does anything wrong.

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Going to be getting a new sport car.?

I have about a 10000 budget, and ive been looking at the following, 300zx tt, An eclipse( if i can find one for a bufget), a 1995-2004 mustang gt, A skyline (again if i can find a decent one in budget, A Mazda rx7. Those are a few ive looked at, any opiinions? how are they for speed and performance? what one would you sugest? and any other sugestions on othe cars are apreciated.
what one would be the fastest in a stop light race? what one on turns, and which ones are best for drifting?

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The 300ZX is a wonderful car, but is a huge pain to do work on it.

An Eclipse would be ok, but make sure you have the transmission looked at before buying, they do have transmission problems.

A Mustang wouldn't be so bad, but since you are only going to pay 10K it will probably be high mileage.

If you live in the USA, then Skylines are not sold here. GT-Rs have only been sold in the USA. I've never personally seen a Skyline outside of the USA.


A RX-7, those are pretty old, you could probably buy a RX-8 with that money. The main problem with the RX's is that they are not fuel efficient, not by any means, ans the RX-7 is know for also burning oil, they are truly amazing cars. I just test drove a RX-8 and the handling was just amazing, but the rotary engine was keeping me back from buying it. I personally liked the 9K RPM redline in the RX-8, but again not worth the money.


If I were you, I would also look into a 240SX and really fix it up, those can be made into hella fast cars.


Good luck man

What makes these car brands diffrent from eachother?

CatsForeve

Hi I am working a project about Germany's car brands, and I was wondering: "What makes these car brands different from one and another?" These are the brands that I'm working on:
Audi
Mercedes Benz
BMW
Opel
Volkswagen
Porsche
What makes these car brands different from each other in: Gas Millage Wise, Eco-Friendly Wise, Popular-Wise, and Efficient wise. I don't need to know the prices, of the brands. What makes each and individual of these brands special in their own way? Which one of these car brands do you prefer the most and why? Which one of these brands are the most popular in: Germany, the USA, or World Wide? If you could list the TOP 3 Out of the 6 brands that are given, which 3 would you pick?

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Porsche is obvious. It started out making race cars only, then they made sports cars for production for the next 50+ years until they decided to make the Porsche Cayenne SUV out of nowehere and now the Panamera sedan.

Porsche makes the best German sports cars and some of the best sports cars in the world. Ignition keys are traditionally on the left side of the steering wheel because in the old days, car races started off on foot. The racers ran to their cars, got in, started the car and drove away. With the key on the left side, they were able to use their right hands to shift into 1st gear, saving them 1-2 seconds of time in the start of the race. Also, they typically use a lighter orange color for the interior lights.

Volkswagen. VW was created under order of Adolf Hitler, who wanted a peoples car to be used for everyone and everything including war. Volkswagen translates to peoples car. He ordered Ferdinand Porsche(later to create his own brand Porsche) to design a car that can float in water, is efficient, cheap, reliable, and light weight, therefore the Volkswagen Beetle, or Bug, was born. VW made the Beetle for at least 30 years with virtually an unchanged design, much like Jeep did with the Wrangler. The 1970's made them more popular because of certain cars. The VW Van or bus, which was popular with hippies, and the VW Rabbit and Rabbit GTI(now known as Golf GTI). The Rabbit/Golf came to be known as one of the worlds best selling cars and Europes top selling car in the 2000's. The GTI is considered the original hot hatch. Because of it, cars like the Honda Civic Si, Mazdaspeed 3, Nissan Sentra SE-R, and Lancer Ralliart exist today. During a time of the oil crises, the Rabbit GTI was the solution for muslce cars. Lightweight, nimble handling, small engine, good speed. Today, Volkswagen is one of the most modified cars in the world with the largest fanbase. Most modified Volkswagens are Golfs and Golf GTI's. VW later bought Audi, Lamborghini, Bugatti, Seat, and some of Porsche. At this time, Volkswagen is #2 as the largest car company in the world. In the U.S., they are not as popular. But in Europe and Germany, they are very popular.

BMW uses dark orange interior lights. BMW was a motorcycle company and made smaller cars like the BMW Isetta. Later on, they started getting involved in racing and created more luxurious premium cars and the BMW M division of high performance cars. They are well known for being some of the sportiest luxury cars with their renowned hanlding and steering feel. Every BMW car ever made has the same lima beans front grill, their trademark design. The M division of BMW is what really made them famous.

Audi is well known for the Quattro. The Quattro is the first All Wheel Drive car and the first AWD car used in Rally races. The AWD system was named after the car so now it is called Quattro AWD. Because of Audi, cars like the Subaru Impreza WRX STI and Mitsubishi Lancer Evo exist. Audi is famous for having the best AWD systems and best interiors in terms of ergonomics. Everything is in the right place. All of their cars are luxury cars with engines developed for some performance and speed.

Mercedes Benz. Karl Benz is the founder of Mercedes Benz and the inventor of the gasoline engine. He created the first gas powered car. At that time in the 1800's, cars were powered by steam engines. Ever since then, Mercedes have been cars offered with the latest and newest technology. Being the first German brand and the most luxurious and expensive brand for many years made it a popular well known brand.

I don't know much about Opel except that is it owned by GM, an American company, and that Opel do not sell many cars. They do not sell any cars at all in the U.S. But the Saturn Sky and Pontiac Solstice is a copy of the Opel GT.

For me:
1. Porsche
2. VW
3. Audi
4. BMW
5. Mercedes
6. Opel

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If you could have any sports car in USA what would it be?

Pitbull mi

I hope you enjoy this?

Answer
Are you asking about any car in the USA or any car made in the USA?

My choice, overall, would be the Porsche 911 GT3.
American made - Chevy Corvette Z06

What is the best car currently made in the USA?

SuperDude

Answer
Ford GT. It's a no excuses sports car which is as good as any exotic out there.

In terms of overall quality, it's probably the Honda Accord. Honda never really does anything wrong.

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