| What does you car say about........ Posted: 8/26/2007 10:53:20 AM | What your car says about your personality (from Helium) by William Stephenson view all
Cars, like clothing, give a lot away about their owner. From the most elegant Rolls to the rustiest Hyundai, cars are an excellent indicator of character. Here are a few basic categories, for you curious minds:
The Black Mercedes: This car exudes style and luxury and is tell-tale of a very large wallet. This is the car of upper class. The classic lines combine with the established Mercedes name to give the driver the flair of aristocratic taste.
The Sporty BMW: Bavaria is not far behind Mercedes reputation-wise - the variation lies in the sportier character of the BMW. When you see a BMW, you immediately know that this is a person not only with class, but with a sense of adventure. BMW is the style meets speed car.
The Ford F-350: This truck is the symbol of modern wild, wild West. If you've got a Ford this big, you trust that your mojo could take on Arnold's any day. A Ford truck has 'Modern Cowboy, and proud of it' written all over it.
The Mini-Van: It doesn't matter what brand your talking about - mini-vans are generic in what they say about their owner. These are the emblem on wheels of the family. Owner = soccer mom, or caring dad. Just watch out for the kids.
The Buick or Crown Vic: These cars indicate one thing: old American luxury. These are the brands of our parents and grand-parents. Though not quite Cadillacs, these cars now mean that retirement savings were well managed.
The Toyota: Toyota is synonymous with the new old. Basically, what I mean is that here we have a respected car - similar to the Buick, but with a modern, foreign flair - that also spells fuel-economy writ-large. These are the cars of the 40+ owner, who doesn't want to blow his budget on petrol.
The Honda Civic: Honda basically has affordable, hip style attached to it. Usually the driver is young and perhaps has a loud muffler. But don't fall into the ambiguous trap of the Civic yet - it's affordability and inoffensive style make it the perfect car for the money-conscious saver.
The Hyundai: This car generally means that the owner wanted to save, but wouldn't give in to Japan's iron wheel. This Korean car saves the owner gas and provides him with enough style to get by. Not bad for it's price tag.
I could go on and on about what cars reveal about their owners, but I think these are the basics. So the next time you see a Honda Civic owner at the gas pump, try to find out what kind of person he/she is. You'll be surprised at this article's accuracy. | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 8/26/2007 10:58:06 AM | From Slapyo What a car says about its owner
Acura Integra - I have always wanted to own the Buick of sports cars Acura Legend - I’m too bland for German cars Acura NSX - I am impotent Audi 90 - I enjoy putting out engine fires Buick Park Avenue - I am older than 34 of the 50 states Cadillac Eldorado - I am a very good Mary Kay salesman Cadillac Seville - I am a pimp Chevrolet Camaro - I enjoy beating up people Chevrolet Chevette - I like seeing people’s reactions when I tell them I have a ‘Vette Chevrolet Corvette - I’m in a mid-life crisis Chevrolet El Camino - I am leading a militia to overthrow the government Chrysler Cordoba - I dig the rich Corinthian leather Datsun 280Z - I have a kilo of cocaine in my wheel well Dodge Dart - I teach third grade special education and I voted for Eisenhower Dodge Daytona - I delivered pizza for four years to get this car Ford Escort - I’m a red-headed nanny Ford Fairmont - (See Dodge Dart) Ford Mustang - I slow down to 85 in school zones Ford Crown Victoria - I enjoy having people slow to 55mph & change lanes when I pull up behind them Geo Storm - I will start the 11th grade in the Fall Geo Tracker - I will start the 12th grade in the Fall Honda del Sol - I have always said, half a convertible is better than no convertible at all Honda Civic - I have just graduated and have no credit Honda Accord - I lack any originality and am basically a lemming Infiniti Q45 - I am a physician with 17 malpractice suits pending Isuzu Impulse - I do not give a rip about J.D. Power or his reports Jaguar XJ6 - I am so rich I will pay 60K for a car that is in the shop 280 days per year Kia Sephia - I learned nothing from the failure of Diahatsu Corp Lincoln Town Car - I live for bingo and covered dish suppers Mercury Grand Marquis - (See above) Mercedes 500SL - I will beat you up if you ask me for an autograph Mercedes 560SEL - I have a daughter named Bitsy and a son named Cole Mazda Miata - I do not fear being decapitated by an 18-wheeler MGB - I am dating a mechanic Mitsubishi Diamante - I don’t know what it means either Nissan 300ZX - I have yet to complete my divorce proceedings Oldsmobile Cutlass - I just stole this car and I’m going to make a…. Peugeot 505 Diesel - I am on the EPA’s Ten Most Wanted List Plymouth Neon - I sincerely enjoy doing the Macarena Pontiac Trans AM - I have a switchblade in my sock Porsche 944 - I am dating big haired women that otherwise would be inaccessible to me Rolls Royce Silver Shadow - I think Pat Buchannon is a tad bit too liberal Saturn SC2 - (See Honda Civic) Subaru Legacy - I have always wanted a Japanese car Toyota Camry - I am still in the closet Volkswagon Beetle - I still watch Partridge Family reruns Volkswagon Cabriolet - I am out of the closet Volkswagon Microbus - I am tripping right now Volvo 740 Wagon - I am frightened of my wife
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 8/26/2007 2:05:55 PM |
message 2, A JEEP.......what, xj, zj, cj? whats the cubic inch of the engine? but you know the color. Jeeps are good, had many of them in my past, do you ever take it offroad? I drive a Liberty which is being traded in soon for a Wrangler- I almost did it in May but I got sick and was getting pounded in life by other things. Off Road- did you read my post- I buy chanel!!! Off road to me is shopping at the dollar store. Off road- is that like camping?? No.
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 9/2/2007 9:34:52 AM | Heard you the first time Shy, or did you trade one in for another? Just teasing. As for the above descriptions, I don't buy the first two. Mercedes/ have a neighbor with an older one, and tried to get some info on it from a forum. Was told he didn't qualify when he attempted to register, wrong college or something. And how about the guy who bought the multi million dollar prototype, which crapped out a few blocks from the dealer, and was then told no warranty? Elitist junk.
BMW/ A former co-worker traded his in when he found out the scheduled maintenance was going to cost him $3500. Anyone ever heard this one? The difference between a porcupine and a beemer is the pricks are on the inside. (Except for my $3500 tuneup bud).
Maybe it means the four I've got indicates multiple personality disorder? No it doesn't. Yes it does. No it doesn't. Yes it does. Time for my meds. My excuse is they serve different purposes, 65' Mustang- nuff said, Chevy truck- for hauling, GMC 4x4- heavier hauling and off road/ mountain snow, (and would climb a tree if I let it). Ford van for work. So at any one time I'm keeping 3 off the road that would be polluting the planet otherwise, logical right? Just doing my share.  | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 9/2/2007 3:57:26 PM | I drive a 7 year old Nissan Frontier. Beats me what it says about me, but it sure is nice to have a dependable vehicle that is paid off.  | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 9/2/2007 7:12:14 PM | Evidently I have a multiple personality disorder. I have a mini-van, a red Chevy convertible and a 77 Pinto Wagon. They all chose me, I did not choose them! I enjoy them all depending on my mood. Today was a Pinto day. Yesterday, was a convertible day. BZB | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 9/3/2007 7:17:55 PM | I drive a 1987 Honda Accord and what my car says about me is
*****I need TLC**** lol really though the poor car needs so much work and love
So do I
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 9/3/2007 7:35:32 PM | | I was gonna ask. I drive a beat up old GMC pickup. It's got 2 wheel drive, and a big ol' stick shifter. She ain't pretty, but she has lots of get up and go, and gets me where I need to be. I wouldn't trade it for a brand new pickup, becuase I love my manual transmission, and they don't seem to make trucks with 'em anymore, unless you settle for a 4 cylinder or a V6. That just doesn't cut it for me. It's go eight, or go home, and if it ain't got a stick, then it ain't worth d*ck. | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/29/2008 9:09:45 AM | My '97 Ford Ranger doesn't talk to me......therefore I can only conclude it isn't schizo......maybe somewhat OCB though cause it take me to the same place every morning but thas ok too. At the end of every two weeks they give a check. Is that cool or what? Thanks lil truck. | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/29/2008 2:33:12 PM | red 98 explorer 2wd 5spd---it pulls the boat and buds and dj equipment police green 96 ranger 2wd 5spd---it pulls the chevys out the mud and the tractor around the farms 85 mercury capri 5.0---its a rarity had to have it | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/29/2008 2:48:54 PM | Jeepers! I'll bet I'm really confusing for my dates. I have 4 vehicles. The oldest I inherited and it's over 40 yrs. old. The newest I bought for myself 'cuz I think I look so danged cute in it.
I've faced facts...I'm a vehicle junkie. | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/29/2008 3:52:01 PM | The original post was simple enough ...... but I really liked this one from msg 52..... kinda true
Mazda Miata - I do not fear being decapitated by an 18-wheeler
but gosh they're fun to drive!!!! Dreams | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/29/2008 9:26:09 PM | | I confess, I have the high end convertible sports car, although its not red, its silver (my previous convertible was the red one...lol). I'm confident its not a midlife crisis in my case (I plan to live to be 150!), but I'll admit that some of the things in the original post are true, ie., I'm very outgoing and social, and have no problem making conversation with people I meet. If the car is a starter topic for getting to know someone, great, but there is a helluva lot more substance to me than that nonsense, and in the long run, the car I drive has nothing to do with who I am. Any woman I'm interested in knows that too! | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/29/2008 11:53:17 PM | Um,yeah ok What someone drives isn't a reflection on who they are,just what they like.Most people get the best car they can afford,and as they become more financially viable,move up to more expensive vehicles,along with everything else,until the bottom falls out,and they have to declare bankruptcy Then there are those who are frugal,and even if they are millionaires,drive some old beater.I know some people like that.Its too bad they have to live like paupers when they could afford a much better lifestyle,but its their choice. I fall somewhere in the middle.I have my work vehicles,a few vintage collectibles,and an every day beater.I have a healthy appreciation for people who restore vintage vehicles,or build hot rods.I don't care what a woman drives,as long as fixing it isn't a daily event.Though I would be more embarrassed than proud to ride in a limo,or a beamer | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/30/2008 4:15:49 AM | | i drive a camaro right now but i just had a mustang and i'm thinking on getting a cadillac. not sure what that says about me but really don't care. i drive the cars i do for me and i'm not trying to impress or make a statement. | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/30/2008 4:18:33 AM | I drive a Toyota Corolla so let's see...
Educated: Hooked on Phonics worked for me! Intelligent: Shucks! Why, thank you! Likes discussing politics: Nope. I hate politics. Very well-read: What's a book? Mature: See above. Doesn’t take big risks: Correct. I'm not a gambler my any means. Invested his or her money well/enjoying a cushy lifestyle: I do pretty well, but it's not like I stock ivory back scratchers. Cares about value, not flash: Yes Thinks that support, friendship, and honesty are essential to a good healthy relationship: 100% agree! Doesn’t mind spending a lot of money on a mate: Go on a date with me, and you get a complimentary ivory back scratcher!
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/30/2008 6:55:49 AM | Hmm, there's nothing here about the kind of Car i drive.
It's a Latter Generation ford (or for you guys across the pond: Mercury) Cougar. Classed as a "front drive Sports Coop!!
Strong, Powerful, Reliable, Practical, Good masculine lines, curves and features. can successfully take all twists and turns thrown at it. at times conventional, at other times in need of a Darn good seeing to... but enough about me, I'm quite unsure how to describe the car, really...  | |
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| What does you car say about........ Posted: 5/30/2008 4:37:01 PM | For the most part this is me. I am not a pack rat and no i dont have energy bars and emergency flares in the back of my ride...lol
The car: A fully loaded SUV What the car says about its owner: More often than not, an SUV driver is an organized person who might even be a bit of a paranoid pack-rat, Dr. Orbuch says. “AN SUV driver probably has everything from freeze-dried energy bars to emergency flares in the truck space,” she explains. The 4-wheel-drive tells you that this person wants to be prepared for both emergencies and for spontaneous adventures—a bit of a paradox, isn’t it? Dr. Orbuch notes that this person enjoys control and likes to be at the top of his or her game, whether it be sports, work, family, or trivia and ultimately is a motivated, energetic, and passionate person. What the car says about its owner’s love style: “An SUV driver likely prefers his or her partners to also be organized, although it’s doubtful you can meet their standards in that department,” says Dr. Orbuch. She notes that the driver probably won’t mesh well with partners who lack a zest for life: “This person is looking for someone with a sense of adventure and even a bit of unpredictability—but chances are, he or she will have an extra toothbrush for you in case you forget yours!” | |
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