mezmerize I don't really care much for SUVs myself, they never appealed to me. OTOH, I don't feel the need to go give people crap about the car they drive; I'd rather enjoy my car and not worry about what other people choose to drive. Of course, I love to see people who are also very happy with their cars and treat them with the amount of respect a car should have.
That means yes, I enjoy seeing a shiny Acura NSX (it's one of my favorite sportsy cars from the time) that's in tip-top shape, and I like seeing those new Camaros, and the Challengers, Mustangs, even shiny Civics and GTIs (although those really aren't my thing).
Likewise, it makes me cringe to see a Corvette owner run over a park stop bar with their front bumper and scrape it on the way out, or a car with too much stuff on the outside held on with 3M double sided tape, if you know what I mean.
However, I don't go up to those people and tell them their cars are rubbish. Everyone has reasons for doing whatever it is they do (and sometimes that reasoning isn't rational).
It's not rational to expect a family with 1 vehicle to purchase a Miata. I drive a 300C daily because that's my family's sole method of transportation, and it needed to be big enough to do whatever and fit the needs exceptionally well. It also happens to fit my 2 brothers in the back seat, which I can tell you a Civic would not do very gracefully.
On the other hand, a base model Altima could've done it, but what's the fun in that? It's a large car that can be outfitted to pull 0.99g with suspension mods (and without, you can still drive it ridiculously hard). Plenty hard to surprise people with their small sporty cars
It's kinda harsh though that you keep trying to shove your opinion up everyone's ass, man.
That means yes, I enjoy seeing a shiny Acura NSX (it's one of my favorite sportsy cars from the time) that's in tip-top shape, and I like seeing those new Camaros, and the Challengers, Mustangs, even shiny Civics and GTIs (although those really aren't my thing).
Likewise, it makes me cringe to see a Corvette owner run over a park stop bar with their front bumper and scrape it on the way out, or a car with too much stuff on the outside held on with 3M double sided tape, if you know what I mean.
However, I don't go up to those people and tell them their cars are rubbish. Everyone has reasons for doing whatever it is they do (and sometimes that reasoning isn't rational).
It's not rational to expect a family with 1 vehicle to purchase a Miata. I drive a 300C daily because that's my family's sole method of transportation, and it needed to be big enough to do whatever and fit the needs exceptionally well. It also happens to fit my 2 brothers in the back seat, which I can tell you a Civic would not do very gracefully.
On the other hand, a base model Altima could've done it, but what's the fun in that? It's a large car that can be outfitted to pull 0.99g with suspension mods (and without, you can still drive it ridiculously hard). Plenty hard to surprise people with their small sporty cars
It's kinda harsh though that you keep trying to shove your opinion up everyone's ass, man.
