What kind of cars do you guys have?

Hany · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by username79

My baby

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So you are "widely considered gay" and "frequently owned by women?"

Originally Posted by username79

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Did you have a vanity plate on it as well? That would be the ultimate ****.
If I had your car I would shut up and try to get as little attention as possible.

username79 · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by Hany

If I had your car I would shut up and try to get as little attention as possible.

Why? What's wrong with my car?

Originally Posted by The Truth

Along with the exterior of the Taurus, its interior was ahead of its time, and many features originating from it are still used in most cars today. The interior was designed to be extremely user friendly, with all of its controls designed to be recognizable by touch, allowing drivers to operate them without taking their eyes off the road. For example, the switches to the power windows and power locks were designed with one half of the switch raised up, with the other half recessed, in order for its function to be identified by touch. To further enhance this "user friendliness", the dashboard was designed to have all of the controls in the central area, within reach of the driver. The left side of the dash also curved slightly around the driver, to make controls easily accessible as well as creating a "cockpit" feel. However, it wasn't curved enough to prevent the passenger from easily identifying and using the vehicle's main controls as well.

Originally Posted by The Truth

inspired by the design of the Audi 5000 and Ford's own Tempo. The aerodynamic design of the Taurus also made the car more fuel efficient, allowing Ford to meet the more stringent Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards applied by the United States government. The Taurus' success ultimately led to an American automobile design revolution; Chrysler and General Motors developed aerodynamic cars in order to capitalize on the Taurus' success.

Originally Posted by The Truth

It went on to win many awards, most notably being named Motor Trend's Car of the Year for 1986,[15] as well as being named on Car and Driver's Ten Best List for 1986.

Hany · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by username79

Why? What's wrong with my car?
wikimedia or not it is ugly so if you pulled a lame joke it is not funny.
and to answer your q, nothing wrong with the car itself, more about your attitude towards other people's cars.

username79 · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by Hany

wikimedia or not it is ugly so if you pulled a lame joke it is not funny.
and to answer your q, nothing wrong with the car itself, more about your attitude towards other people's cars.

Where do you get off calling my car ugly??

Hany · Dec 21, 2008

Those praises you are quoting are 23 years old. Unfortunately the car hasn't aged well.

Glad you are apparently loving it though.

Hany · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by username79

Where do you get off calling my car ugly??

It's a great car....for me to poop on

MjHoffmann · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by username79

Did you have a vanity plate on it as well? That would be the ultimate ****.
The Hoff!

username79 · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by Hany

Those praises you are quoting are 23 years old. Unfortunately the car hasn't aged well.

Glad you are apparently loving it though.

It revolutionized American car design. Which is really saying something..

MjHoffmann · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by Hany

It's a great car....for me to poop on

EPIC!

JetBlast · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by username79

It revolutionized American car design. Which is really saying something..

+1. I support your Taurus appreciation. It looks good for its age. I would honestly be surprised if you were not picking up teh wimminz with your car.

Stazy · Dec 21, 2008

Originally Posted by MjHoffmann

Oh, lighten up man.

You know what? You're right.

The fact that this thread is in General Chat and the other one is in Fine Living makes it completely different.

Davidko19 · Dec 21, 2008

2001 gold chrysler sebring. limited.

It was cool when I first got it, but as the years have progressed Ive become the butt of jokes for my grandma car. Guess it doesnt fit a 26 year old image. *******. Im driving that ***** til she dies.

clubbyjones · Dec 21, 2008

06 M5, 06 X5

MjHoffmann · Dec 22, 2008

Originally Posted by Stazy

You know what? You're right.

The fact that this thread is in General Chat and the other one is in Fine Living makes it completely different.

My point exactly!

95///M3 · Dec 22, 2008

'51 Jaguar XK120 Coupe
'72 BMW 2002tii
'87 MB 300 SDL
'91 BMW M5
'95 BMW M3 CSL - Lightweight

By the end of the week perhaps a '94 BMW 850CSi

What kind of cars do you guys have?

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