Aston Martin Cygnet Official Pictures
Dec 16, 2009 | 11:49 AM
#22
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What you people fail to realize is that this is an absolutely genius move.
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
Dec 16, 2009 | 11:53 AM
#23
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 31,554
From: Zoo York
What you people fail to realize is that this is an absolutely genius move.
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
You are right, genius move!
Dec 16, 2009 | 01:19 PM
#25
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 7,871
From: Montreal, CA
You are correct. I still despise that little turd-mobile. I actually wish they made it more of tender. #2 somewhat saves the day.
But I'm an idiot who wishes AM went back 10-15 years, bankrupt and building hand made cars that only a few crazy people want.
But I'm an idiot who wishes AM went back 10-15 years, bankrupt and building hand made cars that only a few crazy people want.
What you people fail to realize is that this is an absolutely genius move.
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
Dec 16, 2009 | 01:53 PM
#26
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Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 294
From: New York
What you people fail to realize is that this is an absolutely genius move.
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
1) They can reach the average fuel consumption among their range and don't have to build a shit car
2) ONLY AM owners will be able to buy one - thus, driving around in this is basically a classier way of a "My other ride is a . . ." bumper sticker that is actually true.
3) These will claim ridiculous value, should they ever end up on the open market, for reason stated in #2.
4) Most AM owners have expressed interest in a little city tool-around
Dec 16, 2009 | 02:35 PM
#29
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 2,592
From: Mulholland Drive
I would rock that little crapbox! I don't want to drive the Cayman every day, if they gave me a little smart or something I'd use it to go to the grocery instead.
That being said, if their intention was to reduce CO2 with this law, this kind of proves that it's really going to have the opposite effect doesn't it?
That being said, if their intention was to reduce CO2 with this law, this kind of proves that it's really going to have the opposite effect doesn't it?
