Yahoo article basically calls Chevy owners idiots....

[1320junkie]

Originally Posted by Croatcamaro2010

this is silly, i can tell you those that own a bently or royce are trust fund babies

hmmm nope...

[Georgie]

pragmatic? f that, honda owners might be book smart but they aren't pragmatic enough to realize you need more than 130lbs torque to have fun in a car

who writes these things? mini drivers? this article comes off as pretentious as can be.

[Revo1]

Originally Posted by Georgie

pragmatic? f that, honda owners might be book smart but they aren't pragmatic enough to realize you need more than 130lbs torque to have fun in a car

who writes these things? mini drivers? this article comes off as pretentious as can be.

Author: Zack O'Malley Greenburg. Of Forbes magazine...

[1320junkie]

Originally Posted by Revo1

Author: Zack O'Malley Greenburg. Of Forbes magazine...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/zack-o
part of his Bio

[The_Blur]

Originally Posted by Georgie

pragmatic? f that, honda owners might be book smart but they aren't pragmatic enough to realize you need more than 130lbs torque to have fun in a car

who writes these things? mini drivers? this article comes off as pretentious as can be.

I'm sure that this author is as pragmatic as possible in all aspects of life. This goes beyond automobiles. It would only make sense that this individual cuts corners when it comes to cost in order to pinch every penny. For instance, no one really needs to shower more than a couple times a month. It just saves so much water to avoid cleaning oneself. Washing clothes is equally overrated. For the price of that trip to the laundromat—obviously, paying for laundry hookups is an unnecessary expense—a person could have instead bought a pragmatic diet of ramen noodles. Other sustenance could be grown or stolen for free. Clothes tends to be an unnecessary expense, as well. The author of this article probably finds it most pragmatic to use natural pigments and mud to paint clothing onto the skin in order to avoid spending cash on clothes. In fact, we should all be more like this pragmatic author, wear mud for clothes, steal our food, and avoid bathing at all costs.

[HeavyD]

They must be basing that info from owners that willfully payed $5-10K over MSRP for car you really don't need.

[a_Username]

Originally Posted by The_Blur

I'm sure that this author is as pragmatic as possible in all aspects of life. This goes beyond automobiles. It would only make sense that this individual cuts corners when it comes to cost in order to pinch every penny. For instance, no one really needs to shower more than a couple times a month. It just saves so much water to avoid cleaning oneself. Washing clothes is equally overrated. For the price of that trip to the laundromat—obviously, paying for laundry hookups is an unnecessary expense—a person could have instead bought a pragmatic diet of ramen noodles. Other sustenance could be grown or stolen for free. Clothes tends to be an unnecessary expense, as well. The author of this article probably finds it most pragmatic to use natural pigments and mud to paint clothing onto the skin in order to avoid spending cash on clothes. In fact, we should all be more like this pragmatic author, wear mud for clothes, steal our food, and avoid bathing at all costs.

lololololololololololol

[Revo1]

Originally Posted by The_Blur

I'm sure that this author is as pragmatic as possible in all aspects of life. This goes beyond automobiles. It would only make sense that this individual cuts corners when it comes to cost in order to pinch every penny. For instance, no one really needs to shower more than a couple times a month. It just saves so much water to avoid cleaning oneself. Washing clothes is equally overrated. For the price of that trip to the laundromat—obviously, paying for laundry hookups is an unnecessary expense—a person could have instead bought a pragmatic diet of ramen noodles. Other sustenance could be grown or stolen for free. Clothes tends to be an unnecessary expense, as well. The author of this article probably finds it most pragmatic to use natural pigments and mud to paint clothing onto the skin in order to avoid spending cash on clothes. In fact, we should all be more like this pragmatic author, wear mud for clothes, steal our food, and avoid bathing at all costs.

LOL As I said, Forbes...

[STL20102SS]

Let's see, I have owned 2 Hondas and always had a chevy in the garage and I am a computer systems engineer so, what does that make me?

The author is an idiot!

[AngryAmish]

I'm afraid to even go read this article. I allready have a headache from screaming at my cousins fight.

On another note, BLUR YOU EFFING ROCK!!!

[AngryAmish]

Dammit, I'm such a sucker.

Could more Honda owners have degrees? Possibly. But what he neglects to mention is all the ones that have degrees are still driving the sh*tty '93 Civic they had in college because they are still paying off their school loans.

[djsnoflake]

From his Bio:
Zack O’Malley Greenburg is a staff reporter for Forbes, where he covers topics ranging from currency speculation to deceased hip-hop artists. He graduated from Yale University in 2007 with a degree in American Studies and a concentration in Urban Studies. In 2006, he earned a Richter Fellowship to travel around the country and write about urban ballparks. Greenburg has been writing professionally since the age of 14, when he became a video game reviewer for Boys’ Life. He lives in New York City with three preposterous and lovable roommates.


So as you can see, he is totally qualified to talk about cars. I mean GOD! He got a scholarship to write about ballparks!

/sarasm off

[Revo1]

Originally Posted by djsnoflake

From his Bio:
Zack O’Malley Greenburg is a staff reporter for Forbes, where he covers topics ranging from currency speculation to deceased hip-hop artists. He graduated from Yale University in 2007 with a degree in American Studies and a concentration in Urban Studies. In 2006, he earned a Richter Fellowship to travel around the country and write about urban ballparks. Greenburg has been writing professionally since the age of 14, when he became a video game reviewer for Boys’ Life. He lives in New York City with three preposterous and lovable roommates.


So as you can see, he is totally qualified to talk about cars. I mean GOD! He got a scholarship to write about ballparks!

/sarasm off

Preposterous? LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!

Love it. Gotta say tho, as douchie as the article was, Yahoo's editing staff still let it go to to publication...

[SScattergunSS]

While I'd love to have a Hot Bentley too, the fact of the matter is unless I hit the Mega Millions Tuesday night, I'll just have to continue driving the Hottest Phucking Car in North America...the 2010 Camaro SS/RS