When you see an.. "older" person driving a tC.
#1
When you see an.. "older" person driving a tC.
Today on the way to work, I was next to a lady who was probably in her late 50's. Looked like she would be behind the desk at a pediatrics office. Bushy hair and large sunglasses.
Isnt it kinda wierd when you see this? Like.. did they not get the memo that scions are for young people? hehe
Isnt it kinda wierd when you see this? Like.. did they not get the memo that scions are for young people? hehe
#10
Uh oh, I hope driving a fully restored '75 beetle didn't make me ___ back in college...it was actually a chick-magnet Man, I miss that car
As for 'old' people driving scions..well, we all know how fun and it is to drive our small cars, so no prob for me. Let's share the love
As for 'old' people driving scions..well, we all know how fun and it is to drive our small cars, so no prob for me. Let's share the love
#11
Originally Posted by cwayne
when the Celica was around there were also plenty of post menaposal women driving them.
However, any guy who drives around a VW Cabriolet or a Bug is a bonafied homosexual, period.
However, any guy who drives around a VW Cabriolet or a Bug is a bonafied homosexual, period.
My mom is scared to drive my tc..she drove it once and thats all it took. She said its "too fast"..so i'm set :D
#12
I feel I need to respond on this thread, but don't even know where to begin. When you get OLD, you'll realize that age is mostly in your head. I race road bicycles, go-karts, motorcycles and cars. I don't think I'm too old to be enjoying those things, yet. When I leave some ricer in the dust with my 600hp Z, I don't feel all that old. (by the way, I do realize I'm one of the oldest guys on this forum)
#14
Originally Posted by petegtsv10
I feel I need to respond on this thread, but don't even know where to begin. When you get OLD, you'll realize that age is mostly in your head. I race road bicycles, go-karts, motorcycles and cars. I don't think I'm too old to be enjoying those things, yet. When I leave some ricer in the dust with my 600hp Z, I don't feel all that old. (by the way, I do realize I'm one of the oldest guys on this forum)
#15
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 16,638
From: Parsippany, NJ
Originally Posted by petegtsv10
I feel I need to respond on this thread, but don't even know where to begin. When you get OLD, you'll realize that age is mostly in your head. I race road bicycles, go-karts, motorcycles and cars. I don't think I'm too old to be enjoying those things, yet. When I leave some ricer in the dust with my 600hp Z, I don't feel all that old. (by the way, I do realize I'm one of the oldest guys on this forum)
#17
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 16,638
From: Parsippany, NJ
Originally Posted by toeveryhour
the average age for scion is older... i'm thinking 42 or 54. those numbers ring a bell.
#19
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 16,638
From: Parsippany, NJ
Originally Posted by AKAvensis
petegts, i never said there is an age limit to enjoying the automobile, i just think its a little wierd for an older man or woman to drive a car that is totally marketed for teenagers.
#20
Originally Posted by petegtsv10
I feel I need to respond on this thread, but don't even know where to begin. When you get OLD, you'll realize that age is mostly in your head. I race road bicycles, go-karts, motorcycles and cars. I don't think I'm too old to be enjoying those things, yet. When I leave some ricer in the dust with my 600hp Z, I don't feel all that old. (by the way, I do realize I'm one of the oldest guys on this forum)