what is your typical impreza driver?
03 March 2008, 01:09 PM
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03 March 2008, 01:14 PM
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I'm 22, live in a council house, pay for my K reg import with pimp tints and body kit through dole fiddles and my 'home grown' - dont bother with insurance or road tax - would rather spend my money on white tracky bottoms and 9ct gold plated sovs from Argos.
03 March 2008, 01:31 PM
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seems to be an arguement for type 1.5 person
owns home (usually large mortgage)
owns car (usually classic cos cheaper)
has other half
kids or plannin to have them
late 20's/early 30's
has scoob cos compromise between fast car/practical car
well that's me anyway
i can do school run then drive to work on my private runway at an illegal speed, stop do some shoppin on way home, then get kids again.
perfect!
owns home (usually large mortgage)
owns car (usually classic cos cheaper)
has other half
kids or plannin to have them
late 20's/early 30's
has scoob cos compromise between fast car/practical car
well that's me anyway
i can do school run then drive to work on my private runway at an illegal speed, stop do some shoppin on way home, then get kids again.
perfect!
Yes and i'm in IT too! Hey thats funny I drive to work on my own private runway aswell!
03 March 2008, 04:28 PM
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seems to be an arguement for type 1.5 person
owns home (usually large mortgage)
owns car (usually classic cos cheaper)
has other half
kids or plannin to have them
late 20's/early 30's
has scoob cos compromise between fast car/practical car
well that's me anyway
i can do school run then drive to work on my private runway at an illegal speed, stop do some shoppin on way home, then get kids again.
perfect!
owns home (usually large mortgage)
owns car (usually classic cos cheaper)
has other half
kids or plannin to have them
late 20's/early 30's
has scoob cos compromise between fast car/practical car
well that's me anyway
i can do school run then drive to work on my private runway at an illegal speed, stop do some shoppin on way home, then get kids again.
perfect!
I am balding though, aaaarrrgh!
Oh, and I'm in IT, lol
03 March 2008, 10:44 PM
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I'm only just a balding forties, but started off as a thirtysomething with hair....
Think the bills did for mine...
Not in IT ! Would look a (bigger) **** in a Boxster.... IMHO
LOL
DunxC
Think the bills did for mine...
Not in IT ! Would look a (bigger) **** in a Boxster.... IMHO
LOL
DunxC
04 March 2008, 03:01 AM
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I am 62 , plenty of hair and all my teeth
I have bundles of dough , a well paid job, work overseas , seperated , **** young women and my grand sons reckon I'm cool as I drive a REX.
I will never sell my modified MY99 - Current on axle stands in my lock up.
I have bundles of dough , a well paid job, work overseas , seperated , **** young women and my grand sons reckon I'm cool as I drive a REX.
I will never sell my modified MY99 - Current on axle stands in my lock up.
04 March 2008, 05:40 AM
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That's me too, though I have a newage.
04 March 2008, 07:10 AM
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dont boast will you
does it make you feel furfilled knowing women want you for you $$, or is that an assumption on my part mr jenks
christ on a bike, i lost my hair at 19
04 March 2008, 07:53 AM
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I have to be philisophical about this.
I spend a lot on women and waste the rest ha ha
Remember you are only as old as the women you feel ha ha
fuggin excellent. old and shallow.
04 March 2008, 08:25 AM
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Just thinking: as this is an internet forum, is it any surprise that those who contribute the most are sitting in front of a computer for much of the day? There's bound to be a disproportionate number of computer nerds here: especially during the working week. That doesn't mean that this accurately reflects the ownership demographic of a Subaru.
(Wow, I've never written "demographic" before). Feels great!
(Wow, I've never written "demographic" before). Feels great!
04 March 2008, 11:30 AM
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Just thinking: as this is an internet forum, is it any surprise that those who contribute the most are sitting in front of a computer for much of the day? There's bound to be a disproportionate number of computer nerds here: especially during the working week. That doesn't mean that this accurately reflects the ownership demographic of a Subaru.
(Wow, I've never written "demographic" before). Feels great!
(Wow, I've never written "demographic" before). Feels great!
Les
04 March 2008, 12:01 PM
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YOUR ON AN INTERNET FORUM! a very high % of people are in IT on any of these sites cus of there nature!
not sure about that Bbg word, demograopicaliy must check WIKI for answer or maybe google.......... (not that google helps me to do my job)
not sure about that Bbg word, demograopicaliy must check WIKI for answer or maybe google..........
(not that google helps me to do my job)
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04 March 2008, 12:28 PM
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i am 19 (so not option 2 because of age obviously). i don't live in a council house, i still live with my parents about to go to uni to study motorsport engineering (so thats a no to what somebody said about un-educated youth aka chavs etc) i drive my car because its fun to drive with a level of practicality which i need. i am my own category, just as everybody else is. i don't think there are typical drivers apart from the fact that we all enjoy driving don't we?
04 March 2008, 02:50 PM
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i am 19 (so not option 2 because of age obviously). i don't live in a council house, i still live with my parents about to go to uni to study motorsport engineering (so thats a no to what somebody said about un-educated youth aka chavs etc) i drive my car because its fun to drive with a level of practicality which i need. i am my own category, just as everybody else is. i don't think there are typical drivers apart from the fact that we all enjoy driving don't we?
chill mate, banter
i was supposed to go to uni myself to do transport design, but didnt. have the time of your life bud
04 March 2008, 07:02 PM
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43, fat, grey, with the tide going out, work in IT. God I'm a cliché!
However, this is my 4th Scooby, since just before Y2K. I drive them because of the grin factor.
However, this is my 4th Scooby, since just before Y2K
. I drive them because of the grin factor.
