The automobile has lost it's character... perception or reality?

bmgb · 11-13-2003, 09:30 PM

Most new cars just look the same to me. I can't fathom getting one and having to make payments on it, plus pay higher insurance (even if I did have money).

I like the new Mini Coopers, but I still like the old ones better (the old ones are a bit of an obsession).

I like most of the cars I've had, especially my old '84 Nissan pickup, my '83 Saab 900 and '86 Saab 900. Now I drive an Isuzu Trooper - a '91, the newest car I've ever had. It's fun, but it was a really bad choice for fuel economy. Whenever I can afford to switch cars, I will probably get another old Saab.

11-13-2003, 09:30 PM	#11
bmgb Master of the Domain Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: MN Posts: 231	Most new cars just look the same to me. I can't fathom getting one and having to make payments on it, plus pay higher insurance (even if I did have money). I like the new Mini Coopers, but I still like the old ones better (the old ones are a bit of an obsession). I like most of the cars I've had, especially my old '84 Nissan pickup, my '83 Saab 900 and '86 Saab 900. Now I drive an Isuzu Trooper - a '91, the newest car I've ever had. It's fun, but it was a really bad choice for fuel economy. Whenever I can afford to switch cars, I will probably get another old Saab. __________________ That gun will replace your tongue. You will learn to speak through it. And your poetry will be written in blood. - Nobody

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