The world's least interesting man - what would he drive?

[HardDrive]

I think beat to schit Volvo station wagons kick ass. Sorry.

Originally Posted by ted

For the losers that can't get an Ice cream truck license anymore there is always...
300,000 mile clapped out Volvo station wagon.
Optional black out side windows for cruising skateboard parks.

[porsche4life]

I've got a corolla CE (crappy edition) with absolutely no options on the build sheet....


BORING!

[Porsche-O-Phile]

Ford F150 pickup. Dime-a-dozen. Or an Explorer. Ditto. Or Toyota Camry (totally soulless).

[Danny_Ocean]

Any newer Mustang would be near the top of the list, followed closely by a "modded" PT Cruiser...

[redstrosekNic]

Originally Posted by HardDrive

I think beat to schit Volvo station wagons kick ass. Sorry.

My buddy is a Volvo guy, and I must admit they are pretty cool and interesting cars. His weekend car is a very nice 242 turbo with about 250,000 miles on it. The cars are built very well.

[jcommin]

Don't know what he would drive but wouldn't he drinnk Dos XX

[mattdavis11]

I agree with Milt. You'd think the most uninteresting man would drive a nail, but it's far from reality. There are a couple of comedians, one which owns a collection of cars, the other owns a 959 (probably a few others), but in mine eyes, both are utterly boring.

I would rather converse with someone that can drive a nail.

[sammyg2]

An exotic 928.

[Hugh R]

I thought all 928's were exotic?

[legion]

Originally Posted by vash

A Razor

I hope you don't mean the Dodge Razor concept from 10 years ago:



IIRC, it was supposed to have a 250 hp turbo four, weigh 2500 lbs, and cost $15,000. Too bad they didn't make it...

[exc911ence]

I'm going Toyota Camry as well. Silver, because it's the best colour for resale and four-cylinders because that's perfectly adequate.

And this:

[Drisump]

I'm not of the opinion that an uninteresting guy would drive an old car at all...even a Granada or 70's station wagon. No, to me, the most uninteresting people drive characterless cars (ie. newish "appliance" cars with good "Consumer Report" findings). I have to say Prius comes to mind....sorry to all you Prius owners. I think you can have a Prius and not be boring as long as you have something else in the garage for those days you want to let your hair down. Cheers

[techweenie]

Milt got it right.

But I'll add that the world's least interesting man could drive almost anything to complement or compensate for his personality. But nobody would care.

[Drisump]

Yeah I just read Milts again, he's definitely right in many ways. I dont wanna start anything, but some of the owners of P-cars (especially newer P-cars) at club events, can definitely put me to sleep. People that own these cars as fashion accessories or as networking tools are right up there.

[Danny_Ocean]

Originally Posted by legion

I hope you don't mean the Dodge Razor concept from 10 years ago:

Razor...

[epbrown]

If we begin with the perfectly reasonable assumption that the prototype is James May, then Ferrari F430.