"How to judge a man by his car"

**tomboy** · April 18th, 2012 05:12 PM

Uy ha hindi ako tumatambay sa open parking ah. Sa mga civic sir, lancer triangle, corolla big body usually tambay tapos inuman red horse.

Ang mga subcompact cars ang opposite ng suv. Ayaw ng maraming bitbit.

**niky** · April 18th, 2012 05:19 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Guess they couldnt find any who have interacted with women

But of course, "tuner" syempre yung pinaka astig sa lahat.

She also did not classify those who "drive SUVs purchased under minimum DP and maximum payment terms and park at their narrow street irritating neighbors because they dont have garage space in their rented house... they frequent malls on weekends wearing pricey clothes and flash off their latest gadgets purchased under installment".

Ouch!

I'll never be that type. I have too much garage space, and I hate buying on credit.

Guilty ex-tuner here.

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She didn't classify the guy who drives a fifteen year old Isuzu with more miles on it than the Space Shuttle...

**ghosthunter** · April 18th, 2012 05:21 PM

Originally Posted by niky

She didn't classify the guy who drives a fifteen year old Isuzu with more miles on it than the Space Shuttle...

Guess they couldnt find any who have interacted with women

**vinj** · April 18th, 2012 05:23 PM

Originally Posted by niky

Guilty ex-tuner here.

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She didn't classify the guy who drives a fifteen year old Isuzu with more miles on it than the Space Shuttle...

I think a lot of us were tuners... before. The only difference is that we grew up and moved on to other things; we still tune and would have a project car but its really more on the side.

She didnt classify guys who drive mass produced econocars with child seats in the back.... we're too boring to stereotype i guess. If i had a late model SUV then maybe i'd qualify as the guy driving the wife's car.

**vinj** · April 18th, 2012 05:25 PM

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

Guess they couldnt find any who have interacted with women

LOL, perhaps the women who did were too worn out to take the survey... due to all the vibrations coming from the engine.

**Bin Diesel** · April 18th, 2012 05:33 PM

Paano kaya yung walang car pero todo defend sa dream car niya na more than 10 years old na?

**shadow** · April 18th, 2012 05:33 PM

I think the author got the idea from us...swak na swak yun description sa mga happy people eh...dinagdagan na Lang niya ibang type ng cars...

**vinj** · April 18th, 2012 05:42 PM

Originally Posted by Bin Diesel

Paano kaya yung walang car pero todo defend sa dream car niya na more than 10 years old na?

Siya siguro yung nag violent reaction dun sa article. :D

*Shadow, baka naman iniisip ng happy people na sila yung "drives a classic car..."

**shadow** · April 18th, 2012 05:45 PM

Pwede nga Vinj...hahaha

**uls** · April 18th, 2012 06:10 PM

from the article:

Driving a high-end sports car (Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi R8). Out of 13 respondents of both ***es, majority answered that owners of cars like this, tend to compensate for something. In my opinion, men who buy these cars have a need to prove that they are at the top of the pack. They tend to want the best of the best. They probably date supermodels, buy cult-followed expensive watches such U-boat, Panerai, Rolex Daytona and Vacheron Constantin, wears expensive, yet regular-looking clothes.

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Driving a Honda SiR, majority answered that owners of cars like this tend to compensate for something. In my opinion, men who buy these cars have a need to prove that they are at the top of the pack (makes them FEEL top of the pack). They tend to want the best of the best (they think the SiR is the best car evah!) They probably date promo girls and wear oversized T-shirts and Oakley shades