Are we too old for our subies????
Anyone else get told "you're too straight for a Subaru"?
Several of my (mid-30s like me, both boys and girls) friends can't get past the lesbian-vehicle-of-choice reputation.
Several of my (mid-30s like me, both boys and girls) friends can't get past the lesbian-vehicle-of-choice reputation.
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Car Info: 2006 WRX BLACK
Originally Posted by ZK
Well, I have an Evo and I'm 30. I get quite a few double takes when people see me pull up in it or some guy is revving at me and I just smile and wave at them.
I think the main thing that bothers people is the big wing. Somehow if you have a wing like that then you must be immature.
Oh and girls absolutely hate the car.
I think the main thing that bothers people is the big wing. Somehow if you have a wing like that then you must be immature.
Oh and girls absolutely hate the car.
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Car Info: 2001 Impreza 2.2L
Originally Posted by ldivinag
p.s. if you are a dude... please disregard... you know... kelly can be a dude's name too... LOLLLLLLLLL........
Originally Posted by titsataki
I always get jokes that I drive the teenage car. But I just laugh. At least I do not drive a Ford Taurus or Honda Odyssey minivan. (they do)

Cheers
Nick
I could honestly give a rats *** about what anyone else THINKS I should be driving
Cars have no age restriction, if a 60 y/o wants to blast around in a SRT4, blowing off his shizzle at every stop light, then more power too him
If YOU are the one spending the money on the car, then YOUR opinion of it should be the only one that matters
People who sit there are break down what you drive, your age, your career, etc, need to get a god damn life and mind their own business
I'm a professional engineer, I work for a fortune 300 company, my boss is 40+, my next boss' boss is 55+. I still roll into the parking lot daily with my loud exhaust, huge wing, and never think twice what others may perceive of it
<--car enthusiast for life.
Cars have no age restriction, if a 60 y/o wants to blast around in a SRT4, blowing off his shizzle at every stop light, then more power too him
If YOU are the one spending the money on the car, then YOUR opinion of it should be the only one that matters
People who sit there are break down what you drive, your age, your career, etc, need to get a god damn life and mind their own business
I'm a professional engineer, I work for a fortune 300 company, my boss is 40+, my next boss' boss is 55+. I still roll into the parking lot daily with my loud exhaust, huge wing, and never think twice what others may perceive of it
<--car enthusiast for life.
Originally Posted by ldivinag
kelly,
i dont believe it. unless you can post of a photo of yourself, no way am i gonna believe you are sometimes mistaken for a 24-25 y/o.
so we demand a photo of you standing next to your car, hopefully in a bikini or some other skimpy attire...
:evil horny smiley:
p.s. if you are a dude... please disregard... you know... kelly can be a dude's name too... LOLLLLLLLLL........
i dont believe it. unless you can post of a photo of yourself, no way am i gonna believe you are sometimes mistaken for a 24-25 y/o.
so we demand a photo of you standing next to your car, hopefully in a bikini or some other skimpy attire...
:evil horny smiley:
p.s. if you are a dude... please disregard... you know... kelly can be a dude's name too... LOLLLLLLLLL........
haha i think that no matter how old you are, your subby can fit you just fine. Iv'e seen older folks in 'em and as long as they're stock, they dont look half bad.. Iv'e done tons of work to my car, and it shows. And whats funny, is that cocky *** people in their vette's have no idea what we're about. Iv'e scared the **** outta people that thought subbys weren't 'fast', they just had no idea.. anywho.. thanks subby for the STi
Originally Posted by chimchimm5
I'm invisible because I drive a wagon. So, my 30 something age doesn't seem to matter.


