What a brand of the car tells about it's owner? Game.

[Anonymous]

Apparently people on this forum has such a strong and negative opinion about the drivers of BMW's, so my question to you is why? And also what do you think of other brands? Is it just BMW that you judge or is that every brand deserver's different attitudes. Oh, wait, I think that Prius is also a car that makes people on this platform very "emotional". If so what do you feel about drivers of:

Merceds
Audi
Volvo
Wolkswagen
Toyota other then Prius
Honda
Acura
Lexus
Prius specifically
Mazda
Mini
Smart
Fiat
Lamborgini
Ferrari
Porsche
Land Rover
Jaguar
Nissan
Chevy
Dodge

and feel free to add more to the list.

I personally really respect people who drive Smarts because they seem very concerned about the resources and are not excessive. I wish it worked for our family needs but one day! Other then that I think that people who drive Honda are very committed to their cars and if they buy a car they buy a car to ride it to the end, I think they are not car hoppers. Prius, that is a hot topic. I leave it to others.

[Anonymous]

How do you turn off autocorrect on the iPhone. This thing is writing on it's own. Geee.

[Anonymous]

Go first, you know you forgot a few brands.. if you are going to make fun of people, get it right.. and this is how bullies are formed.

[Anonymous]

Stop with the it’s!

[Anonymous]

We drive a Subaru. The official car of the suburbs (well at least our suburbs).
My parents drive bmw suvs because they have garages and care about status and comfort and want to sit up high on the road. I think it's a silly thing to spend so much money on and they keep breaking. But it makes them happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We drive a Subaru. The official car of the suburbs (well at least our suburbs).
My parents drive bmw suvs because they have garages and care about status and comfort and want to sit up high on the road. I think it's a silly thing to spend so much money on and they keep breaking. But it makes them happy.

I drive a Subaru Outback and since I am not a lesbian, you can correctly assume we are liberals who contribute to NPR, compost and enjoy hiking.

[Anonymous]

I would love a BMW i3.
One of the "good" electric cars.
Currently drive a Mazda 5.

[Anonymous]

Mercedes convertible. I roll into Holton with the top down and none of the teachers have a car this nice. Of course I use my directionals and keep to the speed limit. Maybe in the summers I would head up to the vineyard but top was definitely down there. Too many black flies. Standard sound system, always listening to Taylor Swift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mercedes convertible. I roll into Holton with the top down and none of the teachers have a car this nice. Of course I use my directionals and keep to the speed limit. Maybe in the summers I would head up to the vineyard but top was definitely down there. Too many black flies. Standard sound system, always listening to Taylor Swift.

And you have gray hair.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mercedes convertible. I roll into Holton with the top down and none of the teachers have a car this nice. Of course I use my directionals and keep to the speed limit. Maybe in the summers I would head up to the vineyard but top was definitely down there. Too many black flies. Standard sound system, always listening to Taylor Swift.

What a lot of un-necessary detail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We drive a Subaru. The official car of the suburbs (well at least our suburbs).
My parents drive bmw suvs because they have garages and care about status and comfort and want to sit up high on the road. I think it's a silly thing to spend so much money on and they keep breaking. But it makes them happy.

I drive a Subaru Outback and since I am not a lesbian, you can correctly assume we are liberals who contribute to NPR, compost and enjoy hiking.

Same, and we have a dog.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We drive a Subaru. The official car of the suburbs (well at least our suburbs).
My parents drive bmw suvs because they have garages and care about status and comfort and want to sit up high on the road. I think it's a silly thing to spend so much money on and they keep breaking. But it makes them happy.

I drive a Subaru Outback and since I am not a lesbian, you can correctly assume we are liberals who contribute to NPR, compost and enjoy hiking.

Same, and we have a dog.

I drive a Subaru. I'm liberal and love hiking, but hate dogs and prefer listening to Reggaeton and 80s Madonna in the car, rather than NPR.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We drive a Subaru. The official car of the suburbs (well at least our suburbs).
My parents drive bmw suvs because they have garages and care about status and comfort and want to sit up high on the road. I think it's a silly thing to spend so much money on and they keep breaking. But it makes them happy.

I drive a Subaru Outback and since I am not a lesbian, you can correctly assume we are liberals who contribute to NPR, compost and enjoy hiking.

This.

And I have a dog.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We drive a Subaru. The official car of the suburbs (well at least our suburbs).
My parents drive bmw suvs because they have garages and care about status and comfort and want to sit up high on the road. I think it's a silly thing to spend so much money on and they keep breaking. But it makes them happy.

I drive a Subaru Outback and since I am not a lesbian, you can correctly assume we are liberals who contribute to NPR, compost and enjoy hiking.

This.

And I have a dog.[/quite]

Someone be at me to it. Lol

[Anonymous]

Smarts are death