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Some people spend lots of time and money on the car that they think best reflects them. Some don't. It's arguable as to which group has cars most aligned with their true likenesses. I think most cars can mean both positive and negative things, depending on the person making the judgment, and it only gets worse as you edge towards the extremes. For example, is someone who drives a Rolls Royce extraordinarily smart and successful, or extraordinarily wasteful and arrogant? 
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But then again, sometimes it's the opposite. Like someone who is tiny might buy a huge SUV to get the feeling of being bigger than others on the road, or someone who has trouble moving around, might be a fast car so they can move around fast on the road.
Overall I think people tend to choose a car that is like their personality.
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I like a colourable life so my car also describe this same because the color of my car is deep red.
My cars sound system is very high quality and I always play rock songs in loud when I drive.It address me as a roking person.
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A person's car does tell something about them.
Just that the PERSON should be allowed to talk about it, and why.
NOT the car.
that is, just because someone drives a hot, red sports car, doesn't mean they are HOT. (haha) just kidding......... but there are a lot of short, bald, middle aged men, with inferiority complexes (pretending to be movie stars) driving hot red sports cars... :)
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My car is black. My favorite color is black.
My car windshield is cracked. I wear glasses that replaced a set that were broken.
My car was shot in front of the house. I've been shot at on the job.
My car has awesome sound. I appreciate awesome sound mixes.
My car is big. I'm a big guy.
My car has tinted windows. I wear sunglasses until after dusk.
My car has an alignment problem. I broke my right foot in an accident, and have a balance problem.
So, I'll go with...yes. My car seems to reflect my personality, a little TOO well.
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I have a tendency to buy green cars, because I like green. People say that there is a connection between the color green and peace and quiet.
I like to be in quiet places and I love peace.It is part of my personality.
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July 07, 2009 12:48 PM
Does the personality of your car reflect you own personality? How?
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July 07, 2009 01:08 PM
I think this is often the case. People will choose a car that is like themselves. Someone who tries to be cool might get a sports car. A big tough guy might get a pick up truck. Old people tend to drive Buicks hehe it's true! But then again, sometimes it's the opposite. Like someone who is tiny might buy a huge SUV to get the feeling of being bigger than others on the road, or someone who has trouble moving around, might be a fast car so they can move around fast on the road.
Overall I think people tend to choose a car that is like their personality.
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July 07, 2009 01:36 PM
Yes, my car always reflect my own personality.I have a car which is red colored.There are three big tattoo on the bonnet and the on the glass of back. I like a colourable life so my car also describe this same because the color of my car is deep red.
My cars sound system is very high quality and I always play rock songs in loud when I drive.It address me as a roking person.
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July 07, 2009 04:04 PM
Yes. I drive a Volvo. Safe, solid, basic. A person's car does tell something about them.
Just that the PERSON should be allowed to talk about it, and why.
NOT the car.
that is, just because someone drives a hot, red sports car, doesn't mean they are HOT. (haha) just kidding......... but there are a lot of short, bald, middle aged men, with inferiority complexes (pretending to be movie stars) driving hot red sports cars... :)
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July 09, 2009 06:25 AM
Hmmm, let's see: My car is black. My favorite color is black.
My car windshield is cracked. I wear glasses that replaced a set that were broken.
My car was shot in front of the house. I've been shot at on the job.
My car has awesome sound. I appreciate awesome sound mixes.
My car is big. I'm a big guy.
My car has tinted windows. I wear sunglasses until after dusk.
My car has an alignment problem. I broke my right foot in an accident, and have a balance problem.
So, I'll go with...yes. My car seems to reflect my personality, a little TOO well.
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July 10, 2009 04:11 PM
Yes, the personality of your car reflects your own personality. I have a tendency to buy green cars, because I like green. People say that there is a connection between the color green and peace and quiet.
I like to be in quiet places and I love peace.It is part of my personality.
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