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Originally Posted by ginoesto
Figured i would get a little bashing. That's fine. I have driven an insight for 5 years. So, I am use to low end vehicles.
For the record I wouldn't be caught dead in a BMW or Mercedes.
This car is overpriced. Compare it to a Yaris or a Scion. That's OK. I'm paying for the wow factor. But it will wear off. Both yours and mine even.
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No bashing here.
I find it interesting that each person has their own 'Yardstick" to measure value, preference, beauty, Right & Wrong etc. and that's great.
Where I stray from so many, is they want me to validate their yardstick and yet feel no compunction about not validating mine, yours or anyone Else's.
The only exception to the above, in my constitution, is "Common courtesy proportionately equal to the Rules of society.
An example of my "Yardstick":
Have you ever bought something that, even you, knew was foolish, and yet, the longer you had it, the more you're pleased you bought it ?
What is the value of the following?:
Every time I look at, think of, or mentally picture my Smart, I involuntarily smile.
Buy postage stamps one at a time so you can justify driving to the post office again.
Suggest driving to your Mother-in-law's so you may drive your Smart.
There are more examples but you might think I am a mite obsessed.
It is possible that just maybe, The Wow factor won't wear off.
Donald LaFavor
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