July 19, 2025, 01:42:02 pm
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If I ever have a midlife crisis and get a sports car, it will be a DeLorean. And a garage.
3 car garage is also a 5 figure item, not a small one either. Here in MA you're looking at mid 5 figures if you count the land it occupies.
If you ever have a midlife crisis and get a DeLorean, you still won't have a sports car.
Quote from: TOK on June 15, 2007, 01:38:42 pmIf you ever have a midlife crisis and get a DeLorean, you still won't have a sports car. Still works for me as I don't care about performance. I'd be doing it to look cool. If I want a sports car with real power I'll buy a <cheap ass red wedged late 80s domestic "sports car" that I can't place the name of no matter how hard I try>.
Quote from: ChadTower on June 15, 2007, 10:06:10 amIf I ever have a midlife crisis and get a sports car, it will be a DeLorean. And a garage.If you ever have a midlife crisis and get a DeLorean, you still won't have a sports car. Its a 130 horspower 2 3/4 ton car that does 0-60 in 10.5 seconds. Hardly a sports car. A new V8 pickup will blow it away while towing a 25 foot boat. Its notorious for its role in Back To The Future, but it never wound up being the car John DeLorean envisioned, and basically ruined his life trying to save.Edit to add: Sorry Mike, but restore the Ferrari first.
Fire Bomb?
At this point in time, I don't think it would be "cool" to drive around in a Delorean. I think that it more appropriately screams "nerd". Personally, I think it would be neat to have an MG sportster. IMO, they are like a poor man's James Bond car.
And to think that most people would consider a grown man with a basement full of video games and pinballs a mid-life crisis...
Quote from: shardian on June 15, 2007, 02:08:25 pmAnd to think that most people would consider a grown man with a basement full of video games and pinballs a mid-life crisis... Hell no! Most of mine are broken! I don't think you can say mid-life crisis until someone approachines mid-life. I better not be at or past mid-life yet!
Fiero.... Poorly engineered car... If you want an 80's era low-cost sports car then go for a Toyota MR2.
I've mentioned that "at 45 maybe the guy just has some spare cash finally" concept and people generally shrug it off. It makes them feel better about themselves to make fun of the guy.
Quote from: RayB on June 15, 2007, 02:42:16 pmFiero.... Poorly engineered car... If you want an 80's era low-cost sports car then go for a Toyota MR2.The early 90's MR2's were awesome looking.
Ya, I got a bunch of crap from my co-workers when I bought my last car. I had never drove a new car because any new car we bought went to my wife and I got the hand me down. When I bought me a nice new car, I got the whole midlife crisis speech.
Quote from: MikeQ on June 15, 2007, 03:09:48 pmYa, I got a bunch of crap from my co-workers when I bought my last car. I had never drove a new car because any new car we bought went to my wife and I got the hand me down. When I bought me a nice new car, I got the whole midlife crisis speech.Trust me, when my midlife crisis hits, you won't see me in a new car. You'll see my wife in a new bra.
They are awesome. A little finicy but still awesome.
Trust me, when my midlife crisis hits, you won't see me in a new car. You'll see my wife in a new bra.
Quote from: MikeQ on June 15, 2007, 10:42:37 amThey are awesome. A little finicy but still awesome.Looks-wise, I prefer the 348.DeLorean: ugly nose on it.MR2: pretty fast, I heard.QuoteTrust me, when my midlife crisis hits, you won't see me in a new car. You'll see my wife in a new bra.No surprise, here. Why don't you just treat her like a car and add another to the collection?
No surprise, here. Why don't you just treat her like a car and add another to the collection?
Looks-wise, I prefer the 348.
I don't have a garage.