Never had that happen. It has always been,"I love your car.";or "Wanna trade my car for yours?" (yeah right )

 

I get the"It must be nice" alot, too. I just smile and agree that it is, indeed!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by S2SaV:
[B]Never had that happen. It has always been,"I love your car.";or "Wanna trade my car for yours?" (yeah right

 

An interesting comment I received from one of my clients once was "an impactical typically male thing" but in the same breath she was saying "seriously nice wheels" and upon my first visit to her office she wanted to know if I had "brought the Honda". I said "yes...the Civic". Hehe...

 

I've being hearing that since I bought my Prelude Si I don't get it. . .

To many people, a car isn't practical unless it has 4 doors, a trunk big enough for three weeks of vacation (for five people), a seating position similar to that of a dining room chair from Ethan Allen, & cup holders for six. . .

My response: A car is only as practical as the person using it and the situation its being used in. . .

For example, a Civic is a really practical car unless you live the Amazon or most parts of Alaska. . . Conversely, a Ford Explorer would seem practical unless you live in New York City or Tokyo. . .

If everyone who talks about "practical" cars bought vehicles using the same mentality, we would ALL be driving Corollas, Civics, Insights, Echoes, Oddesseys, Caravans, and Geo Metros.

We would also be using Mass Transit on a regular basis & Acuras, Ferraris, BMWs, Mecedes, etc. would not exist. . . No need.