Survey: preferences on Sport vs. Stealth, out of 100
09-11-1999, 09:26 PM
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Sounds like the pot calling the kettle black to me if he's got an Expedition and a Maxima
But he already knows this, and just knows how to get his younger brother all bent out of shape.
I'm the oldest of three, and have a brother who is seven years younger. To my shame, I kid him like this all the time--but he was also the best man at my wedding.
Thinks about it--you already drive an A4--why would the S4 make you an OM?
Wanna get the best of him? Buy a Yamaha YZF-R1 or something. I bet your brother's married with a kid or two--you'll get no more rifts.
I'm the oldest of three, and have a brother who is seven years younger. To my shame, I kid him like this all the time--but he was also the best man at my wedding.
Thinks about it--you already drive an A4--why would the S4 make you an OM?
Wanna get the best of him? Buy a Yamaha YZF-R1 or something. I bet your brother's married with a kid or two--you'll get no more rifts.
09-11-1999, 10:02 PM
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Re: 25/75 I don't like to scream look at me. Audi heads are...
typically the type of person that drives a car for what it is and not what it says to everyone else. I know this isn't always true but most of them I know talk about the substance of the cars they own and not about how it looks. If you want to make a bold statement, the Audi is a poor choice. Stealth all the way.