what do you consider a car enthusiast?
Jan 5, 2011 | 11:15 AM
#11
Rolex Fanboy
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 8,638
From: In a dream....please don't wake me
Man, what a good question for the basis of a discussion.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
Jan 5, 2011 | 11:36 AM
#12
Teamspeed Pro
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 6,320
Man, what a good question for the basis of a discussion.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
Jan 5, 2011 | 12:32 PM
#14
I give good hugs. Bo, you're first.
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 3,160
From: Beyond the lighted stage
Man, what a good question for the basis of a discussion.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
This, too. They certainly saw me coming.
Jan 5, 2011 | 11:23 PM
#17
Teamspeed Pro
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 2,335
From: Cloud Nine
Man, what a good question for the basis of a discussion.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
Personally, it seems to be an emotional attachment to you vehicle, and the ability to know the nuances of that vehicle. How it will respond in just about every situation. An enthusiast loves every aspect of the act of being in, and driving his/her vehicle.
An enthusiast is rationally, logically and emotionally tied to their vehicle.
An enthusiast buys a car for the visceral driving experience it may provide, not for the looks and attention it attracts.
