Does having a brand new expensive car make you proud?

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  1. Ultimate Hubber profile image72
    Ultimate Hubberposted 13 years ago

    Does having a brand new expensive car make you proud?

    And makes you think others are useless creatures and you can drive as you want?

    Have you noticed this behavior in others?

  2. Shahid Bukhari profile image60
    Shahid Bukhariposted 13 years ago

    I am a "basics" sort of a person ... a car to me is the practical way of travelling from point A to point B ... instead of walking miles ... to work ... or groceries.

    Once, an idiot swished past me after rains, in his brand new expensive car ... soiling my clothes with puddle water ... It took me a while, but I caught up with him, and gave him my views about him ... telling him, what I thought of him ... in very unambiguous terms.

    That wraps my views on Expensive and Brand new cars, and idiots.

  3. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 13 years ago

    I think it would if it was paid for.  Having a nice car but making huge payments would ruin the experience for me.  If I had that much money to spend, I would more likely buy land.

  4. framistan profile image60
    framistanposted 13 years ago

    I have owned several new cars over the years.  They dont mean a thing to me.  I once owned a 1963 dodge Valiant 4-door car i bought for $35 dollars.  I put another $35 dollars into it because the rear end gears were bad.  I drove that car for at least ten years and I even took it on long vacation trips to florida (from st louis missouri).  I really miss my old '63 valliant.... New cars don't make me feel proud, but some people do appear to act that way when they drive agressively (speeding, weaving lanes, and tailgating), I agree. Maybe they are not pridefull... just in a hurry.

  5. vrint profile image54
    vrintposted 13 years ago

    Not really...Driving my own car makes me proud.It doesn't matter what type of car you drive, as long as you are comfortable driving it.

  6. profile image0
    easilymistaken4posted 13 years ago

    Most people who drive brand new cars around where I'm from are jerks. Always cutting people off and running red lights. I've always thought it would be cool to drive a new car it would make me feel like I've achieved something by being able to afford one. I'm glad to just drive I don't care if my car is new or not.

  7. saanj H profile image61
    saanj Hposted 13 years ago

    Hi


    Yes, of course. I would obviously feel proud coz it would be my own possession as a result of my hard work and dedication.

  8. profile image50
    thehcgdropsposted 13 years ago

    it used to many years ago
    but after 4 kids you realize, that everything breaks in this life, seems like only the things you take into the next life really matter. just my .02

  9. Wendy S. Wilmoth profile image65
    Wendy S. Wilmothposted 13 years ago

    Nope. I'm prouder of the fact that I have been driving the same beat-up old truck for eleven years. I have no car payments. My car taxes and insurance are dirt cheap.  I would not trade that for all of the remote keyless entry, satellite radio,  and power windows in the world.

  10. AmrilRadzman profile image68
    AmrilRadzmanposted 13 years ago

    *giggles* well this question should only target to those actually have the new expensive car isn't it?

    Those not having it can say either way is good but what about opinion that really have new expensive car. It could be that it doesn't make them proud because of the maintenance and car loan pay back .

    Penny for a thought

  11. YouWontUpload.Com profile image59
    YouWontUpload.Composted 13 years ago

    It Most Defenitely Depends On How You Aquired The Expensive Car..If Its A Hand Out It Aint Real!! If It Was Your Dream And You Made It Happen Drive Up And Down Collins Drive In Miami smile

  12. profile image0
    Sri Tposted 13 years ago

    No. I am proud just to be. The toys are just that, toys.

 
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