Is an E30 prestigious?

[FredK]

OH, but it is. When I have Charles, our driver, bring us into town to laugh at the wageworkers, we often go in the E30. Oh how they hustle when Charles presses the grunt pedal whilst nearing a crosswalk. Jolly fun I say. Jolly fun.

[pbr87]

I don't see how an e30 is "prestigious".

Fun to drive, relatively comfortable and reliable.


But e30 =/= prestige.

[newman]

Lol at the Grey Poupon diversion.

Grey Poupon has white wine in it. The other day I ate a sandwich with it on it, then read the label.

I'm straightedge as hell and I actually felt pretty guilty. :(

[Stephen]

You know what you should do, is to sandblast the paint off the jar's lid and let it take on a rusty patina. Dijon mustard. Redefined.

I would, but i dont feel right doing that when the Label is a replica.

[FredK]

You know what you should do, is to sandblast the paint off the jar's lid and let it take on a rusty patina. Dijon mustard. Redefined.

[Stephen]

Don't lie. It's Sam's Choice Fancy Brown Mustard.

True. But i keep it in an 1986 container of Grey Poupon, and i feel the prestige is the same.

[FredK]

Don't lie. It's Sam's Choice Fancy Brown Mustard.

[Stephen]

Of course its prestigious.

I've started carrying Grey Poupon, because i'm asked so frequently

[newman]

I despise "digital" dashboards. It requires you to READ the gauge outputs, instead of being able to gather their outputs by looking for reference marks / 12 o'clock. It also removes the ability to judge anything by gauge velocity, as it's now just a number that's changing at an indeterminable rate, which would require looking away from the road for too long to make sense of it.

I totally agree.

[87e30]

ahahahahahahah!

That's not newman.

But, my avatar is me. I am a 7 foot tall white lunkhead with a penchant for Tastykakes.

Watch the movie Snatch.

I know it's not him guys.

[newman]

I wasn't supporting any one of your arguments. Just pointing out your attention whoredom.

Its nothing personal. I would have done it to anyone. It just happens to be you this time. So here you go.

You fucking yutz, I think you should get a better grip on the English language and perhaps look up the word "anecdotal" before you try an gimme dat siq online burn, y0!

I replied "anecdotal support for my arguments" indicating that I say "I had" or "I did" to provide a basis as to why i had formulated an opinion on a given subject, or because it's pertinent to what I was talking about.

I tried not to use too many big words in this post, so you'll probably only have to look up a few.

[u3b3rg33k]

Did you know in the mid 1980's, Dodge had cars that talked to you and also had OBC's like that of BMW's. Also had standard heated mirrors, plus options like power windows, digital dash, and some other comforts. So no, these cars are not even ahead of their time.

I despise "digital" dashboards. It requires you to READ the gauge outputs, instead of being able to gather their outputs by looking for reference marks / 12 o'clock. It also removes the ability to judge anything by gauge velocity, as it's now just a number that's changing at an indeterminable rate, which would require looking away from the road for too long to make sense of it.

Heated mirrors, now that I can get into - our minivan has that, and they're warm to the touch at 65. But the average car today turns off the electrical defrosters for you as a courtesy (often after 15min), which I find really annoying when driving in fog/snow/rain.

[scabzzzz]

are you complementing newmans looks?

I'd tap that

[Kershaw]

Prestigious? Nah.

They are cool in that they don't look like new cars though, which makes them somewhat unique compared to Civics or 240s.

agree with this completely. they are cool little cars, but they arent a mercedes black series.

[chadthestampede]

Well my grandma thought he was cute. :???:

Watch the movie Snatch.