AOL/Forbes Auto: Top 10 Luxury Cars for Young Drivers
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AOL/Forbes Auto: Top 10 Luxury Cars for Young Drivers
Sorry if this is a repost:
http://autos.aol.com/article/general...20114109990001
I don't think of my RX8 as a luxury car, but it took 2nd:
http://www.forbesautos.com/advice/to...mazda-rx8.html
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http://autos.aol.com/article/general...20114109990001
I don't think of my RX8 as a luxury car, but it took 2nd:
http://www.forbesautos.com/advice/to...mazda-rx8.html
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Zach's mother, Pearl Friedlis, echoes this sentiment. "We bought our children high-end vehicles because we wanted them to be safe," she said.
No, you bought them because you're fame ****** who want the attention to trickle down. God help the neighbours seeing your kids in affordable sub-compacts.
No, you bought them because you're fame ****** who want the attention to trickle down. God help the neighbours seeing your kids in affordable sub-compacts.
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yeah exctaly. i agree. i was reading this crap.
"Zach's mother, Pearl Friedlis, echoes this sentiment. "We bought our children high-end vehicles because we wanted them to be safe," she said."
high end car has nothing to do with satety. a toyota yaris is rated 4 stars crush test.
"Zach's mother, Pearl Friedlis, echoes this sentiment. "We bought our children high-end vehicles because we wanted them to be safe," she said."
high end car has nothing to do with satety. a toyota yaris is rated 4 stars crush test.
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Originally Posted by mysql101
#10 is the H3, so I'm not sure that list is worth much.
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yeah exctaly. i agree. i was reading this crap.
"Zach's mother, Pearl Friedlis, echoes this sentiment. "We bought our children high-end vehicles because we wanted them to be safe," she said."
high end car has nothing to do with satety. a toyota yaris is rated 4 stars crush test.
"Zach's mother, Pearl Friedlis, echoes this sentiment. "We bought our children high-end vehicles because we wanted them to be safe," she said."
high end car has nothing to do with satety. a toyota yaris is rated 4 stars crush test.
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Hummers are considered safer than other cars out on the road because they generally crush whatever they hit. Either that or their ride height is so damned high that they simply run over whatever they hit or are hit by.
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Hummers are considered safer than other cars out on the road because they generally crush whatever they hit. Either that or their ride height is so damned high that they simply run over whatever they hit or are hit by.
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Originally Posted by mysql101
O Rly?
Hahahaha nice. People need to realize these Hummers aren't the same ones that the military rides out in the desert. They definitely don't stand up to punishment that well.
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Hahahaha nice. People need to realize these Hummers aren't the same ones that the military rides out in the desert. They definitely don't stand up to punishment that well.
H1 = 100k+
H2 = 100k/2 = 50k
H3 = 100k/3 = 33k
Or maybe it's the % of a normal brain the owner retains.
Originally Posted by Magsz
I was being massively sarcastic.
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Originally Posted by mysql101
I've long since theorized that the naming scheme is based on price.
H1 = 100k+
H2 = 100k/2 = 50k
H3 = 100k/3 = 33k
Or maybe it's the % of a normal brain the owner retains.
H1 = 100k+
H2 = 100k/2 = 50k
H3 = 100k/3 = 33k
Or maybe it's the % of a normal brain the owner retains.
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Originally Posted by jisoo26
Hahahaha nice. People need to realize these Hummers aren't the same ones that the military rides out in the desert. They definitely don't stand up to punishment that well.
And while the added armor protects occupants from gun fire and some IED's, the added weight makes the HMWWV extremely slow and prone to overheating and breakdowns in the most inoppertune times (like when you're being attacked) - even more so.
Yup, American taxdollars at work.
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Originally Posted by rxtreme
If you think the ones the military owns are safe you're only fooling yourself - they're garbage - both in safety and reliability.
And while the added armor protects occupants from gun fire and some IED's, the added weight makes the HMWWV extremely slow and prone to overheating and breakdowns in the most inoppertune times (like when you're being attacked) - even more so.
Yup, American taxdollars at work.
And while the added armor protects occupants from gun fire and some IED's, the added weight makes the HMWWV extremely slow and prone to overheating and breakdowns in the most inoppertune times (like when you're being attacked) - even more so.
Yup, American taxdollars at work.
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