Anonymous
06/28/2016 20:27
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
I'm a doctor and I drive a Honda Fit.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 20:25
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:What about a Honda Civic?
college kid or recent graduate
Anonymous
06/28/2016 20:23
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mom cars:
Honda Odessy
Toyota Sienna
Toyota Highlander
Mom car for mom who thinks she's too cool for a minivan:
Honda Pilot
Acura MDX
Those are suburban mom cars. City mom cars are more like:
Forester
Mazda 5
Prius
Part 1: absolutely true. Especially true for the Pilot & MDX.
Part 2: What neighborhood are you talking about?? Or maybe you are not in DC. Forester & Mazda 5 are extremely rare, almost nonexistent in my area of NW. I see Prius on the roads but usually driven by old people or lame middle-aged men.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 20:20
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
What about a Honda Civic?
Anonymous
06/28/2016 20:10
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Prius- Hippy who drives 10mph below speed limit
Yup. Me exactly. I should live in Bermuda where the limit is 30. Then I might need to switch to a moped.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 20:08
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:We are thrifty people who drive a Toyota Corolla (compact car) and Mazda 5 (tiny minivan).
For us, it's about driving from A to B as cheaply yet safely as possible.
Neither of which would be safe in a real accident.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 20:06
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. Man you guys are rough! I haul 6 teens around and need my pilot- dont want to drive a Yukon or Expedition like the ladies with two people in the car.Anonymous wrote:Mom cars:
Honda Odessy
Toyota Sienna
Toyota Highlander
Mom car for mom who thinks she's too cool for a minivan:
Honda Pilot
Acura MDX
Sad but true.
Plus a million.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 19:41
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mini Cooper: cute, spunky, sporty, and always in style
Usually driven by overweight middle-aged women as their mid-life crisis car.
I bought a Mini the first year it came to the US. Back then it was me and the young-to-middle-aged, baseball cap-wearing, gear-head type men. And if we ever saw each other on the road, we always waved.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 19:37
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Haven't any of you ever meet a nice BMW driver?
No.
+1
Nope.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 19:37
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mom cars:
Honda Odessy
Toyota Sienna
Toyota Highlander
Mom car for mom who thinks she's too cool for a minivan:
Honda Pilot
Acura MDX
Those are suburban mom cars. City mom cars are more like:
Forester
Mazda 5
Prius
Ha, ha, ha. Sooo true. I live in DC and drive a Prius. I was going to give it to my son, but he elected to take the bus instead.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 19:36
Subject: Re:Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honda Civic=rice mobile
Huh?
Aka, popular with Asians. Also in this category: Corollas, Camrys, Accords.
You guys were obviously not alive during the 70s
What happened in the 70s?
Anonymous
06/28/2016 19:34
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Haven't any of you ever meet a nice BMW driver?
No.
Anonymous
06/28/2016 19:30
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Haven't any of you ever meet a nice BMW driver?
Anonymous
06/28/2016 17:52
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
BMW= jerk
Anonymous
06/28/2016 15:53
Subject: Stereotypes of cars
Anonymous wrote:Mini Cooper: cute, spunky, sporty, and always in style
Usually driven by overweight middle-aged women as their mid-life crisis car.