Car Stereotypes
 

I know there are several threads on this forum about stereotypes people encounter such as the "come race me bro" or even 86 stereotpyes such as "shit 86 owners say"

But what about a thread for all car stereotypes??

Muscle, import, 86, euro, japanese, supercar, pruis driver's etc.

Anything that comes to mind when you hear a certain brand or type of car.

Name the stereotypes!

All Range Rover's are owned by suburban housewives, and you will never actually see one roving across a range.

I'll take the low hanging fruit....


V6 Mustang Convertibles are all owned by suburban housewives (when not driving their Range Rover).


Miatas are all owned by hair dressers, unless being used for racing of course...

Camry drivers are slow but also unpredictable idiots. Corolla drivers are Camry drivers in training.

All lifted trucks are owned by dumb rednecks

http://www.dpccars.com/gallery/var/r...g?m=1389311593

Those "grocery getter" trucks that dont want to "ruin the paint" on their truck.

Seriously I see more truck "rice" then actual import "rice".

The crazy exhausts, stupid lift kits, light bars, HIDs that blind the f*ck out of you, stupid looking studded wheels.

Thats the true true

Now, to be fair, most of the Rednecks I know wash their truck almost immediately after going out for a good mud session, usually on the way home and don't wear it like a badge of honor. Same is true for their (OK my) ATVs. Don't won't that crap (and sometimes that literally what it is) hardening up too much you know.

Subaru owner don't care cuz mud protect their paint........it's like mud spa :D lol

These are some of my favourite.

--Anyone Driving a Volkswagon Cabrio is likely "playing for the other team"

http://zombdrive.com/images/1993-vol...abriolet-2.jpg

--Anyone driving a car over $75k in value is either old or has a tiny d*ck.

--Corvette Drivers are all middle-aged businessmen.

I'm coming over from an s2000 and a Fiat 500T. I've experienced some car stereotyping:fighting0040:

Perceptions are funny things. Rarely accurate too.

Yea, based on my experience with the FR-S, if my truck had Subaru paint on it, I'd probably leave the mud on as well...