Car Opinions

[werewolf34]

Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.

Judging by the roads, SoCal is more #1 than #2.

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[quote=NewtoSanDiego]Lexus – Realtor dream car

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The main reason many realtors like Lexus because they want a luxury car that can hold up to the amount of driving that they do. They want a luxury car that will perform well even if the odometer is above 100k miles.

Imagine a realtor that drives a lot with a BMW. He/She will spend most of his time at the shop.

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[quote=NewtoSanDiego]Lexus – Realtor dream car

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The main reason many realtors like Lexus because they want a luxury car that can hold up to the amount of driving that they do. They want a luxury car that will perform well even if the odometer is above 100k miles.

Imagine a realtor that drives a lot with a BMW. He/She will spend most of his time at the shop.

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[quote=NewtoSanDiego]Lexus – Realtor dream car

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The main reason many realtors like Lexus because they want a luxury car that can hold up to the amount of driving that they do. They want a luxury car that will perform well even if the odometer is above 100k miles.

Imagine a realtor that drives a lot with a BMW. He/She will spend most of his time at the shop.

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[quote=NewtoSanDiego]Lexus – Realtor dream car

[/quote]

The main reason many realtors like Lexus because they want a luxury car that can hold up to the amount of driving that they do. They want a luxury car that will perform well even if the odometer is above 100k miles.

Imagine a realtor that drives a lot with a BMW. He/She will spend most of his time at the shop.

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[quote=NewtoSanDiego]Lexus – Realtor dream car

[/quote]

The main reason many realtors like Lexus because they want a luxury car that can hold up to the amount of driving that they do. They want a luxury car that will perform well even if the odometer is above 100k miles.

Imagine a realtor that drives a lot with a BMW. He/She will spend most of his time at the shop.

[8bitnintendo]

[quote=werewolf34]Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.[/quote]

Or my camp,
3) Buy the car with decent reliability and that you enjoy driving (I ended up with a Mazdaspeed3.) Goes fast, corners well, and I can fit plenty in the hatchback. If only premium gas weren’t so expensive…

People overly concerned about brand image and impressing people end up with friends as vapid as they deserve.

[8bitnintendo]

[quote=werewolf34]Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.[/quote]

Or my camp,
3) Buy the car with decent reliability and that you enjoy driving (I ended up with a Mazdaspeed3.) Goes fast, corners well, and I can fit plenty in the hatchback. If only premium gas weren’t so expensive…

People overly concerned about brand image and impressing people end up with friends as vapid as they deserve.

[8bitnintendo]

[quote=werewolf34]Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.[/quote]

Or my camp,
3) Buy the car with decent reliability and that you enjoy driving (I ended up with a Mazdaspeed3.) Goes fast, corners well, and I can fit plenty in the hatchback. If only premium gas weren’t so expensive…

People overly concerned about brand image and impressing people end up with friends as vapid as they deserve.

[8bitnintendo]

[quote=werewolf34]Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.[/quote]

Or my camp,
3) Buy the car with decent reliability and that you enjoy driving (I ended up with a Mazdaspeed3.) Goes fast, corners well, and I can fit plenty in the hatchback. If only premium gas weren’t so expensive…

People overly concerned about brand image and impressing people end up with friends as vapid as they deserve.

[8bitnintendo]

[quote=werewolf34]Generally speaking people fall into one of two camps

1) Buy the best car you can afford. Sometimes for image, sometimes for performance but the car is a statement about you in some shape or form

2) Buy the cheapest car you can tolerate. The car is an appliance.[/quote]

Or my camp,
3) Buy the car with decent reliability and that you enjoy driving (I ended up with a Mazdaspeed3.) Goes fast, corners well, and I can fit plenty in the hatchback. If only premium gas weren’t so expensive…

People overly concerned about brand image and impressing people end up with friends as vapid as they deserve.

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

[werewolf34]

I think you’re actually in #1 but your idea of image is not a BMW but rather a Mspeed 3, STI, Evo camp

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