How many times do you get approached about your car?
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From: San Jose, CA
Vehicle: 2010 Genesis Coupe 3.8
Say in a month, how many times would you guys say on average, do you get asked questions about your car from strangers? I usually get at least 1 person per week, so I guess 4 times a month. People asking what kind it is, who makes it, how much is it, etc...
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From: Pflugerville, TX
Vehicle: 2000 Elantra
No questions but one time I did see a girl in the passenger seat of the car to my left at a stop light ROFL when she saw the NO DIVING sticker under my driver's window.
2-10 times a week. I linger by the door when i leave the grocery store to avoid talking to some of them. I don't mind most of the time, but sometimes i really just can' t stand around and chat for 20 minutes.
if i stick to my normal schedule for work i am good, i think most people that want to ask have... but if i leave work late, or drive somewhere not on my usual route home... I would say 80% of the time someone has to ask me something.
if i stick to my normal schedule for work i am good, i think most people that want to ask have... but if i leave work late, or drive somewhere not on my usual route home... I would say 80% of the time someone has to ask me something.
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From: Washington D.C.
Vehicle: Hyundai Tiburon FX
Some old truck driver at a rest area said I drove the Batmobile.
Recently (last month) 13 year-old neighborhood kids have been saying "nice car". One of them was a girl. I didn't know how to react. Not that enlightening, but it gives me faith in the next generation
At this point I'll take anything considering most all of D.C. area are boring 9-5 Corolla-driving commuters.
A lot of hispanic guys looking for work in front of Home Depot always stare at my car lol. Infact, one guy that lives on this street I drive through to college decided to get one just like mine, possibly after seeing me rally-driving past his house anxious to get home lol!
Recently (last month) 13 year-old neighborhood kids have been saying "nice car". One of them was a girl. I didn't know how to react. Not that enlightening, but it gives me faith in the next generation
At this point I'll take anything considering most all of D.C. area are boring 9-5 Corolla-driving commuters. A lot of hispanic guys looking for work in front of Home Depot always stare at my car lol. Infact, one guy that lives on this street I drive through to college decided to get one just like mine, possibly after seeing me rally-driving past his house anxious to get home lol!



