Would you buy an ugly car?
07-07-2008, 06:53 AM
#41
Drifting
beauty is in the eye of the beholder,
eg. I bought an xB over a fit, because I thought it looked better
the fit's exterior styling was a little too boring for my taste, but I have to admit, i think it has a nicer interior, is probably slightly faster, and gets better gas milage. But again, the specs were close enough, that I went with the car I thought looks better. Plus I thought the xB would be easier for my DIY audio hobby, and the traction/stability control also was comforting even though this is the first car i've owned w/ either of those.
for me to buy a car that is 'ugly' to me, it has to offer something that no other car does, or at least be the least ugly of the options
eg. I bought an xB over a fit, because I thought it looked better
the fit's exterior styling was a little too boring for my taste, but I have to admit, i think it has a nicer interior, is probably slightly faster, and gets better gas milage. But again, the specs were close enough, that I went with the car I thought looks better. Plus I thought the xB would be easier for my DIY audio hobby, and the traction/stability control also was comforting even though this is the first car i've owned w/ either of those.
for me to buy a car that is 'ugly' to me, it has to offer something that no other car does, or at least be the least ugly of the options
07-07-2008, 06:57 AM
#42
Go Giants
07-07-2008, 07:12 AM
#43
Suzuka Master
Originally Posted by Whiskers
I've seen some of those here in Amsterdam. Damn what an ugly ass vehicle.
07-07-2008, 07:30 AM
#44
Senior Moderator
I owned an 02 Maxima and now an 07 AV6 sedan; both of which I do not find particularly attractive on the outside. However, the former more than made up for it in performance and the latter in value.
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