Monday, January 26, 2009

What car are you?

I'm a Ferrari 360 Modena!

You've got it all. Power, passion, precision, and style. You're sensuous, exotic, and temperamental. Sure, you're expensive and high-maintenance, but you're worth it.

"Take the Which Sports Car Are You? quiz.

19 comments:

Rodger the Real King of France said...

I'm actually a 57 Chevy Bel Air

Anonymous said...

Okay, I'll bite. I expected it to tell me that I am a Karmann Ghia, a cheap antique, but apparently I'm a Mercedes SLK. "You appreciate the finer things in life. You have a split personality - wild or conservative, depending on your mood. Wherever you go, you like to travel first class. Luxury, style, and fun - who could ask for more?" Not too bad, I suppose.
GrinfilledCelt

Juice said...

Chevrolet Corvette. USA!UAS!USA!

Anonymous said...

That's my car (Rodger, don't tell me to hit the tip jar - I already did). Once driving through the next town a teenager crossing before me got down on his knees in the road, waived his hands over his head like a prayer to Mecca, and said "I am not worthy, I am not worthy". The chicks, however, can't tell it from a Mustang.

Anonymous said...

I'm an Abrams tank with leather seats and 7.1 Dolby.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick

Anonymous said...

Im a Corvette?
You're a classic - powerful, athletic, and competitive. You're all about winning the race and getting the job done. You hate to lose, but you hardly ever do.

And I expected it to tell me I was a 1956 Chevy Apache 1/2 ton truck..........

Anonymous said...

Juice!!! You and me babeee! Must have been that practical answer, right?
MM

Juice said...

Practical in the rain, MM. :)

Anonymous said...

I rode a 577 track during my time with the Blackhorse 11th ACR and it was light enough in weight to be more versatile than an M48--the M113 was the standard ACAV--but the firepower of an ACAV was truly overwhelming--I was a radio operator,if that matters.

Anonymous said...

Ford Mustang. Not the flashiest, but has always been my favorite car, barely edging out the Plymouth Roadrunner.

Anonymous said...

'62 Chrysler New Yorker. With a flat tire.

AnnoyedOne said...

Pinto--I blow up for no apparent reason ;-)

Anonymous said...

Actually I'm a 1983 Chevy Blazer even if the quiz says I'm a Mustang.

Anonymous said...

A.O. I once saw a bumper sticker on a Pinto that said:

"Back-off or burn"

Kim du Toit said...

Aston Martin DB5 (James Bond's car from Goldfinger). Old-fashioned, fast, lots of weaponry.

closed said...

A Project Pluto SRAM, promising obliteration to those in front of me, and leaving a wake of fallout casualties behind me.

Anonymous said...

Tried to buy a Ferrari 328-gts, that was wrecked but still drivable at a salvage auction, only had six thousand miles.Hood, fender headlight assembly.Bid to seventeen thousand five hundred while running through my mind how much money I could put on credit cards.That's what I did for living was buying newer cars wrecked.I was out of my league.I was high bidder, Just before the hammer came down a guy adds five hundred.The crowd looks at me, and I folded like a cheap lawn chair!But , people around the auctions called me Mr.Ferrari for awhile. Heh

Anonymous said...

I'm an M1A2.

- One Man Gang

Anonymous said...

Not buying that 328-GTS was the smartest thing you ever did in your life. This fall I took my 360 into the authorized Ferrari Dealer for an oil change. I chanfged all fluids last year at the same dealer after taking the car to the track. (oil, break transmission). When I went to pick it up the bill was . . . . OVER $6,000. They did all the fluids again (I got two thousand knocked off because they did stuff not needed, but an oil chamge is $1,000 so there is limited room for cheapness. Other things were not so clraely wrongly charged to me. I enjoy the car and do not regret what I spend - I love fast cars - but it is a killer in bills.

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