Crown Vic.
A little too big, a little too heavy, not especially attractive, but solid, reliable and fun in the right circumstances.
I'm also pretty average American looking, have high miles for my age and am attractive only to geriatric women.
I spend most of my time taxiing people around, don't require much maintenance and I am a great place to have sex.
The only thing I don't fit is that I am not ideally suited or qualified for police duty.
How about you?
http://www.youthink.com/quiz.cfm?action=go_detail&sub_action=take&obj_id=5090
and
http://www.brainfall.com/quizzes/what-type-of-car-would-you-be/
and
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=what-car-are-you_7
Cool! I keep coming up Ferrari or Viper!
Already said it on your error post, but 460 LTD Interceptor. Similar in ways with you.
fanfoy
HalfDork
2/21/14 1:37 p.m.
foxtrapper wrote:
http://www.youthink.com/quiz.cfm?action=go_detail&sub_action=take&obj_id=5090
and
http://www.brainfall.com/quizzes/what-type-of-car-would-you-be/
and
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=what-car-are-you_7
Cool! I keep coming up Ferrari or Viper!
Those are scary.
1) Ferrari Enzo
2) Ferrari Enzo
3) Ferrari 458
I never thought I was that high maintenance.
1) RX7
2) Volvo wagon
3) Ferrari
True answer - None of the above.
1) RX7
2) Volvo Wagon (I hope turbo!)
3) broken
Hal
SuperDork
2/21/14 2:16 p.m.
2 Ferrari's and a Volvo wagon ???? And I don't like/want any of those.
The third one is weird. You have to press the start button to make it work.
yamaha
UltimaDork
2/21/14 3:33 p.m.
I'd be the automotive equivelant of the "Q-Ship"
Escalade, Volvo Wagon, Ferrari
I'd be a BMW estate wagon. I'm not especially big or muscly, but surprisingly capable for my size. And despite my rather practical styling, I can move far better than most.
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Enzo
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Volvo Wagon
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Can't get it to work.
I'm not sure about either of those. If anything I think I'd describe myself as something like a Porsche 356 Coupe. A little slow, a little wallowy, a hell of a lot of fun, and classy as a motherberkeleyer.
Ransom
PowerDork
2/21/14 6:26 p.m.
Swank Force One wrote:
1) FD RX7
2) Prius
3) Error
You are apparently my brother from another assembly line.
I didn't get an actual error, but after answering the first question, it just sat there chewing with its "working" icon...
I suspect that the actual answer may be something like Morris Minor. Staid without having gravitas, functional to an extent, and for the right person in the right place at the right time, possibly slightly more amusing than expected.
That first one was written by 3rd grader, and the last one just sat there thinking after clicking the first answer.
That being said I must not be a true GRMer. I got Escalade for the first one and Stretch Hummer for the second one.
I almost bought the automotive version of my current self 20 years back...
A '65 Chevelle SS, in what now would be called "survivor condition with some patina". The oil leak and rust (which I now have, but didn't back then) is what kept me from buying it. Coolest part for me: the build date on the SS was on the day I was born, so quite literally the car was my age.
Psychobilly Cadillac. I'm poorly built with mismatched parts, but, dammit, I run.
1) Enzo
2) Prius
3) 458
All cars I will never own, so how in the hell does this E36 M3 work?
Enzo, Enzo, 458.
IMHO the answer should be a Maloo Ute
V8, Manual, RWD, all business up front, and party out back.
I got Escalade, Pruis, Ferrari. How the berkley did that happen? I guess It means I can do anything I want.
Did you answer that you were going to smoke some crack in the last one? It could have been that choice.