"You are what you drive," it is said. I do believe that the personality of a human being is borne out by the automobile he or she drives. ANd I also think that Audi owners are adventurous and march to the beat of a different drummer. BMW drivers are status seekers, but one thing cannot be debated; they are as common as mosquitoes in the summertime after a good, soaking rain. My family owned the beemers in the late 60's and early 70's, when people didn't know WTF they were. My mother used to refer to my brother's 2002Tii as the Tuneville trolley. Damn! The car was boxier than the Volvos of the 70's and 80's. I now own my third Audi, a 2008 TT roadster, tuned to the nines. 85,000 miles on it and nary a problem. BMW and Mercedes can't hold a candle to this kind of reliability. I'm an Audi guy, and intend to stay that way... until and unless they get as common as those mosquitoes... then I will have to switch to something more exotic and less common. EM.
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"You are what you drive," it is said. I do believe that the personality of a human being is borne out by the automobile he or she drives. ANd I also think that Audi owners are adventurous and march to the beat of a different drummer. BMW drivers are status seekers, but one thing cannot be debated; they are as common as mosquitoes in the summertime after a good, soaking rain. My family owned the beemers in the late 60's and early 70's, when people didn't know WTF they were. My mother used to refer to my brother's 2002Tii as the Tuneville trolley. Damn! The car was boxier than the Volvos of the 70's and 80's. I now own my third Audi, a 2008 TT roadster, tuned to the nines. 85,000 miles on it and nary a problem. BMW and Mercedes can't hold a candle to this kind of reliability. I'm an Audi guy, and intend to stay that way... until and unless they get as common as those mosquitoes... then I will have to switch to something more exotic and less common. EM.
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