What car should you drive?
What car should you drive?
One of those questionnaire thingies you can play and post on FB.
Might as well give it a shot:
What car should you drive?
Might as well give it a shot:
What car should you drive?
For sure! 
Porsche Boxster
You're an upbeat person. Life to you is thrilling, exciting, and a tad bit scary because you've been at its edges a few times. Regardless, you keep an ecstatic, can't-complain attitude and like to have fun in everything you do. The memories you've created with people and the breadth of experiences you've had always keep you pumped for more. You're gonna have a wild ride for sure but one would be a fool to think you're not gonna spend every minute of it laughing and smiling!
You're an upbeat person. Life to you is thrilling, exciting, and a tad bit scary because you've been at its edges a few times. Regardless, you keep an ecstatic, can't-complain attitude and like to have fun in everything you do. The memories you've created with people and the breadth of experiences you've had always keep you pumped for more. You're gonna have a wild ride for sure but one would be a fool to think you're not gonna spend every minute of it laughing and smiling!
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
You live a bit luxuriously and quality means everything to you. You also realize it's not really about impressing others but never being disappointed for yourself. Being top-notch is an innate part of you and it's almost disingenuous to suppress that. You car expresses that you carry yourself with incredible respect and dignity. And the people closest to you are immensely proud of you and everything you stand for!
You live a bit luxuriously and quality means everything to you. You also realize it's not really about impressing others but never being disappointed for yourself. Being top-notch is an innate part of you and it's almost disingenuous to suppress that. You car expresses that you carry yourself with incredible respect and dignity. And the people closest to you are immensely proud of you and everything you stand for!
Lexus Fanatic
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Hmmm..........
After answering all ten questions honestly, it picked out the BMW 3-series for me. But, in fact, that is definitely not the car for me, though I have a great deal of respect for the last-generation 335i.
After answering all ten questions honestly, it picked out the BMW 3-series for me. But, in fact, that is definitely not the car for me, though I have a great deal of respect for the last-generation 335i.
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Tesla Model S
Admit it, you like sleek new things and enjoy the latest technology. You're always updated and have mastered the art of noticing trends extremely well. You love it when you see innovation in society and technology, and unsurprisingly you like to innovate in your life as well. You're the first to try new things and push the boundaries. You love to challenge yourself and understand new perspectives. It'd be an understatement to say you'll go really far in life.
Admit it, you like sleek new things and enjoy the latest technology. You're always updated and have mastered the art of noticing trends extremely well. You love it when you see innovation in society and technology, and unsurprisingly you like to innovate in your life as well. You're the first to try new things and push the boundaries. You love to challenge yourself and understand new perspectives. It'd be an understatement to say you'll go really far in life.
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I got the S-class also. I've tossed around the idea of a 7-series, so I guess it's not too far off. But I'm on my second 3-series, and am considering things like the Golf R and Chevy SS as replacements for the wife's RX350 (she'd get the d), so I don't know if I've quite accepted my fate yet. But an S65 would be aiight. 
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Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Virginia/D.C. suburbs
I got the S-class also. I've tossed around the idea of a 7-series, so I guess it's not too far off. But I'm on my second 3-series, and am considering things like the Golf R and Chevy SS as replacements for the wife's RX350 (she'd get the d), so I don't know if I've quite accepted my fate yet. But an S65 would be aiight.
Not only the S-slass in general, but the S65 in particular is a LOT of cash...notwithstanding the fact that Lindsay Lohan has wrecked two of them with DWIs.
CL Community Team
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From: IL
That said, it doesn't explicitly take income into account (they never ask), but there may be some inferences made based on responses to certain questions.
I got the S-class also. I've tossed around the idea of a 7-series, so I guess it's not too far off. But I'm on my second 3-series, and am considering things like the Golf R and Chevy SS as replacements for the wife's RX350 (she'd get the d), so I don't know if I've quite accepted my fate yet. But an S65 would be aiight.
#enthusiastproblems 
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From: IL
Thanks Philip, that was fun.
I ended up in the Tesla Model S bucket, which is a good guess.
My whole family wants me to get one, and once they offer it with AWD, I am there.
I wonder if me calling Tea a refresher or preferring babies over animals sealed the deal.
I ended up in the Tesla Model S bucket, which is a good guess.
My whole family wants me to get one, and once they offer it with AWD, I am there.
I wonder if me calling Tea a refresher or preferring babies over animals sealed the deal.
