Posted on 07/01/2013 4:19:46 PM PDT by jjotto
That makes 7 drivable vehicles for me and I'm only one driver.
I hate the Prius. They infest the CA freeways like mosquitoes at a Summer picnic. They’re boring.
How in the world can your realistically expect the NYT to understand car culture?
The only way to get a parking place in NYC is to buy a car that’s in one.
Sorry, old joke. But really, cars are the least of a Manhattanite’s worries.
New Yorkers are jealous of everything they can’t have. And there’s very little they can have.
Price. Of. Gasoline.
Where's one has to pay to park, it's likely a 'rat hell hole.
Plymouth Roadrunner. Pontiac GTO. Oldsmobile 442. Pontiac Firebird. Plymouth Cuda. AMC Javelin. AMC AMX. All gone.
A “Related” story at the link shows the favorite new vehicles in each state. The Pious is indeed the Cali favorite.
Subaru Outback in Washington state. Flyover land mostly picks F150. NE surprisingly goes big for Tacomas.
i see the stooopid ass knows as much about the car culture as he does the gun culture...
the Times that is...
Since I left the USSA, I have never needed or wanted a car.
Public transportation outside of the US is often as good as one could want. This is especially true in central Europe.
hehe
I was wondering if Hardigree wasn’t slipping into ‘Cars Are For Rich People’ mode.
I hate Prius drivers far more than I hate inanimate cars. Prius drivers sneer at everyone else like they’re the new priesthood of environazis but then when my family drives on I-80 what do we see? We see lots and lots of Prius drivers pulled over on the side of the road by Wyoming and Utah state troopers for SPEEDING!!!
Curious, what kind of mileage does a Prius get at 100mph?
(No, I really don’t care)
I just hate the hypocrisy of the people who own those cars to think they’re so much better than everyone else that it gives them a license to speed. Jerks.
Ten times the population density of the US makes a lot of things different.
Yeah, what's up with that? Must be a safety thing. My mid '80s BMW with its low beltline and tall greenhouse really stands out as being from another era, which is one reason I like it.
if the cost of a new car keep going up at the rate they are now, and with less and less people working, it may almost come to pass...
I’m seriously considering a Land Rover just so I can stick my elbow out with the window down.
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