What kind of car do you drive and what does it say about you if anything?

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Age, make and model

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I drive a used 2014 Mercedes E350. It says I have money, like nice cars but don't want to waste money on a new car that quickly depreciates. In other words, I'm not completely stupid.

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A three year old Toyota with a full warranty. Says nothing about me other than I hate dealing with car repairs.

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A blue, paid off prius.

All you need to know... LOL

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2009 Volvo S40.

It says I'm frugal (read: cheap) My aunt sold it to me cash. It had 30k miles on it and she was the only owner. She was the quintessential little old lady that only drove it to church.

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2007 Prius on original battery and a 2015 Rav-4 Hybrid

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2017 Rav4 hybrid. I guess it says that I kind of care about the environment and don't care about showing my status with a luxury car? That's fine.

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2013 Cadillac SRX

It says, I'm a Mom who has to haul stuff and carpool kids. The stickers on the back tell what schools the kids attend. But I also like the high-end finishes like pano sunroof, heated leather seats, etc. (not as high-end as my previous car, but much less expensive to maintain).

Age = 2013, I plan to go over 100k in mileage before I buy my next used car.

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2005 Honda Civic. Silver. No stickers or magnets. Dent on the fender.

It probably says I’m poor.

I do like being anonymous. Nothing stands out about my car.

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I drive an old Honda pilot stripped to the bones. People are commonly shocked they still make models without that many features! (It's a 2022 so they might not anymore.) It says I'm cheap but care about safety and I have a lot of kids. I was open to an odessy/sienna but you can get a used pilot/highlander much much cheaper than used van, so here we are. I like it a lot btw...but I always like any car I have bc I'm not a car person. If it's drives I'm golden.

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2010 Mazda 5, slightly the worse for wear, price 19K.

It says: I wanted the smallest and cheapest car that could seat 6, yet have Japanese reliability and ease of maintenance.

Next car: Toyota or Honda, because in comparison tests, Mazda is not quite as reliable as we had hoped, plus it's a little too noisy on the highway.

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I drive a 1997 Honda Civic says I am poor and probably have a criminal record according to DCUM. It just means I don’t care what people think.

Also drive a 2018 Tesla Model S P100D - according to CNBC this is the car for rich speed freaks. True, 0 to 60 in 2.3 secs and completely silent. Unreal. Getting the Tesla roadster when it comes out in 2020: 0 to 60 in 1.9 secs!

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Anonymous wrote:2017 Rav4 hybrid. I guess it says that I kind of care about the environment and don't care about showing my status with a luxury car? That's fine.

I have a 2017 RAV4 but not the hybrid. I think it probably shows that I’m basic - and yes don’t care about luxury cars. But I don’t and I am so whatever!

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Anonymous wrote:
2010 Mazda 5, slightly the worse for wear, price 19K.

It says: I wanted the smallest and cheapest car that could seat 6, yet have Japanese reliability and ease of maintenance.

Next car: Toyota or Honda, because in comparison tests, Mazda is not quite as reliable as we had hoped, plus it's a little too noisy on the highway.

I had a Nissan and felt the same way.

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2016 GMC Acadia Denali. It says I was too cheap for a Tahoe but too "cool" for a minivan. I curse every time I have to try to squeeze my 4YO and still-rear-facing 2.5YO into their carseats when someone parks too close next to me and I don't have sliding doors. Double cursing when it's raining...