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LS400 for old farts only?
09-06-07, 08:35 PM
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LS400 for old farts only?
Is the LS400 an old fart's car only? I have a 1996, and sometimes I feel like an old man. There is nothing remotely threatening or sporty about this car (as nice as it is), like the GS. What does everyone think?
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09-06-07, 10:37 PM
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I dont think it is an old fart's car at all. I love the quiet ride, luxurious interior, and presence that it portrays on the road. The only thing that kinda sucks is that I dont get very many looks from the younger crowd with this car as I did with my Legend LS. I now get checked out by males/females of the 40+ group. Oh well, I should start being more of a grown-up at 31 and steer away from driving any more "ricey" vehicles in the future, but to each his own.
09-06-07, 11:22 PM
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I dont think it is an old fart's car at all. I love the quiet ride, luxurious interior, and presence that it portrays on the road. The only thing that kinda sucks is that I dont get very many looks from the younger crowd with this car as I did with my Legend LS. I now get checked out by males/females of the 40+ group. Oh well, I should start being more of a grown-up at 31 and steer away from driving any more "ricey" vehicles in the future, but to each his own.
ive never had issues iwth the LS being considered an old guy's car, and i drove it to highschool for 2+years
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09-07-07, 11:37 AM
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No, it's just a stereotype that really doesn't make any sense.
A young person should be able to enjoy a quiet car, with a soft, luxurious ride just as much as a sporty car, at least for those who are capable of thinking independently & not bow to silly stereotypes & peer pressure (you are not supposed to drive dad's car etc.) If you like it, there's no reason you can't drive one.
A young person should be able to enjoy a quiet car, with a soft, luxurious ride just as much as a sporty car, at least for those who are capable of thinking independently & not bow to silly stereotypes & peer pressure (you are not supposed to drive dad's car etc.) If you like it, there's no reason you can't drive one.
09-07-07, 11:44 AM
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No, it's just a stereotype that really doesn't make any sense.
A young person should be able to enjoy a quiet car, with a soft, luxurious ride just as much as a sporty car, at least for those who are capable of thinking independently & not bow to silly stereotypes & peer pressure (you are not supposed to drive dad's car etc.) If you like it, there's no reason you can't drive one.
A young person should be able to enjoy a quiet car, with a soft, luxurious ride just as much as a sporty car, at least for those who are capable of thinking independently & not bow to silly stereotypes & peer pressure (you are not supposed to drive dad's car etc.) If you like it, there's no reason you can't drive one.
how bout a loud V8 powered monster in a tux?
correction: a FAT, loud V8 powered monster in a tux
