I'm not a snob. Hell, I don't even bother to remember the specs on my own car, let alone compare it. =P I just get snobby when someone puts down the S for an asinine reason. Most people I've met though are pleasantly surprised Honda makes such a nifty car. Even my American muscle friends love the "torqueless wonder."

 

up in Deal's Gap... everyone i have met, has or seeem to have respect for each other ... of the car clubs...

i told some ferrari i loved the way his exhaust sounded.. he said.. yea.. he did too.. he just wished his car didn't cost so much to fix... so we talked about brake jobs an pads and gas consumtion..

 

A car doesn't make someone a snob. I told to owners of all the brands, and I've met snobs that drive civics up to the exotics. I've also met people that were simply car enthusiasts and respect cars based on what they are capable of, not what label is on their nose.

 

So you would be a snob if you owned an F430?

The F430 would be treated exactly the same if I owned it, although I've never seen them do so well at autocross, and I like to stick to lighter cars for track use, so I'd likely never buy a F430.. but.. if I did it would still be just a car.

 

Look HERE...

 

I don't think so. I still have my 86 civic in the garage though

 

BMW, Mercedes, Jag, Snaab, POrsche, Audi, etc are snob cars.

You cannot be a snob in a honda.

 

Yeah, I saw that one...but that German hottie needs to get left in the cold.

 

Um, sure...but I wouldn't care one bit what the hell _anyone_ thought.

 

Can someone who owns a print of an accomplished artist be a snob? Not with any credibility or without the translucence of a poseur, that only the poseur himself will fail to see.

Can someone that owns a Rembrandt be snob?

In a word...Yes.

It's a Honda. Any questions?