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New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks  |
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I'm not sure about this. I have a below average cock size and I don't have a big or flashy car to compensate for this. Unless its my belly that's oversized to make up for it
I think most people with flashy cars buy them to show they have deep pockets and not that their junk is too small. |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"I'm not sure about this. I have a below average cock size and I don't have a big or flashy car to compensate for this. Unless its my belly that's oversized to make up for it
I think most people with flashy cars buy them to show they have deep pockets and not that their junk is too small. "
Or to feel the power of the engine under there arses.
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This is fascinating. But maybe it’s more general. Believing one isn’t as blessed makes one want other things. An expensive holiday, for example.
Do you have a link to either the study or an article about it? |
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"I'm not sure about this. I have a below average cock size and I don't have a big or flashy car to compensate for this. Unless its my belly that's oversized to make up for it
I think most people with flashy cars buy them to show they have deep pockets and not that their junk is too small.
Or to feel the power of the engine under there arses.
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Yup. |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
"But what about women who like sports cars? Do they have massive minges or tiny minges?"
I will ask my 76yr old Sister when I next speak with her, She drives a Porsche 911. |
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What about if you actually like sports cars??
I remember as a small boy long before concerns about the size of my winke came into being,I was obsessed with sports car's used to have many matchbox car's.
I think it's just something that some men like. |
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What a load of utter bollocks
I was with my ex husband for over 20 years and he loved cars more than life itself. He was a shit husband but was and still is passionate about Porsches. He does not have a small penis (that was his only good point)! |
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"What about if you actually like sports cars??
I remember as a small boy long before concerns about the size of my winke came into being,I was obsessed with sports car's used to have many matchbox car's.
I think it's just something that some men like."
Trust you, there’s always one isn’t there.
Surely you have learnt by now, this is no place for simple common sense explanations. Shame on you. |
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By *red333Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks "
lol hey why would you buy a sports car anyway our max speed limit is 70mph whats the point, you can't get anything in them luggage wise, total waste of money imo  |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks "
That is strange…. Whenever I see a bloke driving an Audi I immediately think…. Knob!  |
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"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks "
Or better still they could buying shiny hotpants in silver n sweet green n may be a pair our rubberised bloomers .... lmfao .... ps im lubbin your lubber bloomers  .. not really  |
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"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks "
Or better still they could buying shiny hotpants in silver n sweet green n may be a pair of rubberised bloomers .... lmfao .... ps im lubbin your lubber bloomers .. not really |
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Unhappy ppl want to buy shit to feel happier about themselves.
I'm stunned.
One could almost build a whole society on that. Someone should tell advertisers. This could be ground breaking for them too. |
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"If I switch to a Smart car will my dick get bigger? How about an ev, will it turn into a vibrator?"
I have a smart car, and can tell you, no.
The thing that amuses me is that women (generally) aren't as impressed and turned on by sports cars, as other men are.
However, I used to own a Volvo C70 (convertible) and that did impress all the ladies who had a ride in it. |
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"Unhappy ppl want to buy shit to feel happier about themselves.
I'm stunned.
One could almost build a whole society on that. Someone should tell advertisers. This could be ground breaking for them too. "
Exactly!
And we’re talking averages. The research doesn’t suggest that everyone who thinks they’re underendowed buys a sports car. But statistically more do than those who don’t think that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Unhappy ppl want to buy shit to feel happier about themselves.
I'm stunned.
One could almost build a whole society on that. Someone should tell advertisers. This could be ground breaking for them too. "
I'm gonna contradict myself now !
Seems like it was only pensis size that caused a change in behaviour. They also looked at other things like sexual partners and BMI
However they didn't show it's sports cars specifically.
And the effect was there only for men over 30. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks
That is strange…. Whenever I see a bloke driving an Audi I immediately think…. Knob! "
Wouldn’t class an Audi (apart from R8) as a “sports car”!
Prefer BMW myself even if that does make me a knob! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This is hardly what could be described as 'new' research.
People have been saying this about sports car buyers for decades
And it's actually a load of utter bollocks.
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over a year ago
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"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks "
Pretty pointless unless he also encluded well endowed men in his research.
Plus, 200 men is not enough for any study like this or any other sort. |
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By *irDomin8Man
over a year ago
Southend-On-Sea |
I would suggest this research is intrinsically flawed. Often when I see an expensive car on the road the guy is middle aged balding with bit of a gut, and invariably sporting A young svelt blond in the passenger seat. The question being why would she be attracted to him if he wasn't sporting a more than adequate appendage???? Oh I see that's a whole other question.  mao |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I remember the days people bought things because they liked them and enjoyed them. "
I've had 3 sports coupes - the latest of which I've owned for 20 years and my daily is a Sports version of a large saloon.
None of my cars have ever been bought due to any feeling of inadequacy or to compensate for anything, but because I happen to like them.
In fact, I'm actually above the understood national average. Apparently.
It's long been understood that drivers of particular brands (BMW, Mercedes, Audi) could equally be placed in such a category - simply from the perspective of attempting to demonstrate to others the level of their success.
I can remember a time when someone might be able to have something like a top of the range Ford Sierra or Mondeo on a company car scheme or, under the same banding, a bottom of the range BMW 3 series and 9 times out of 10 they'd opt for the Beemer.
Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people |
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"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks "
It's not really true that a man/woman should be judged by the car she drives. If he is happy, then so be it. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I remember the days people bought things because they liked them and enjoyed them.
I've had 3 sports coupes - the latest of which I've owned for 20 years and my daily is a Sports version of a large saloon.
None of my cars have ever been bought due to any feeling of inadequacy or to compensate for anything, but because I happen to like them.
In fact, I'm actually above the understood national average. Apparently.
It's long been understood that drivers of particular brands (BMW, Mercedes, Audi) could equally be placed in such a category - simply from the perspective of attempting to demonstrate to others the level of their success.
I can remember a time when someone might be able to have something like a top of the range Ford Sierra or Mondeo on a company car scheme or, under the same banding, a bottom of the range BMW 3 series and 9 times out of 10 they'd opt for the Beemer.
Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people"
I get what you are saying - I am not interested in impressing others with anything I have or do.
That said, I love driving my sports car, the closeness to the road in tight bends, the feel of the powerful engine, the acceleration... it is just hedonist pleasure, like sex, or bubbly, chocolate or cake or whatever.  |
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By *uzie69xTV/TS
over a year ago
Maidstone |
"This is hardly what could be described as 'new' research.
People have been saying this about sports car buyers for decades
And it's actually a load of utter bollocks.
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So true!
I am a proud MX5 girl with personal plate MX5? SUZ ... And my clitty-pole is mahoosive compared to a lot of other ladies clitties... Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I just drive whatever I’m given by my company. I’ve never understood people’s fascination with cars. Might as well get excited about a washing machine "
Isn't that a bit like saying you don't know why people are fascinated by music.
Why not get excited about the sound of nails down a blackboard? |
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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago
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"New research has revealed that men who are interested in flashy motors are trying to make up for having a tiny todger.
Professor Daniel Richardson claims that his study is the first to show that there is truth in the cultural phenomenon of "genital inadequacy".
In the study, he convinced half of 200 men aged between 18 to 74 that the average penis size was 7.09 inches - a lie to make them feel inadequate as the average length is actually 5.17 inches.
The rest were told that the average length was 4.7 inches to make them feel confident about their genitals.
The men were then shown images of luxury items such as a high-end sports car and those feeling under-endowed ranked fast motors as more desirable.
Professor Richardson, from University College London, said: "We increased our male participants' desire for sports cars when we made them feel they had a relatively small penis."
Holy Cow Batman....So they we go folks "
What sports car do you have? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I just drive whatever I’m given by my company. I’ve never understood people’s fascination with cars. Might as well get excited about a washing machine
Isn't that a bit like saying you don't know why people are fascinated by music.
Why not get excited about the sound of nails down a blackboard?"
Music is made with soul and emotion. Cars are just machines |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I find such studies an utter waste of the funds they've been allocated. Not to mention deeply sexist and body shaming in nature.
Imagine if a similar study could be done trying to correlate women buying more bling/bigger luxury bags to compensate for smaller tits. You'd be cancelled by the ethics committee overseeing your study before you even start. |
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"I find such studies an utter waste of the funds they've been allocated. Not to mention deeply sexist and body shaming in nature.
Imagine if a similar study could be done trying to correlate women buying more bling/bigger luxury bags to compensate for smaller tits. You'd be cancelled by the ethics committee overseeing your study before you even start. "
This sports car bollocks has been hocked round for years- probably by the jealous people who can't afford one or have 19 brats and have to drive a minibus  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Really don’t care what car someone drives
Only time I care is if they going to bend me over the bonnet off the thing and bang me while it’s being filled
Wouldn’t be cought dead being banged on film on the hood off a voxhual Cora’s
But a porsche ferrari lambo bentley or something then let’s go make a movie |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I suppose it can relate to horse power every man woman and beast wishes the had tht sumit the think is missing so a big engine gives the big grrrrr just like the extra horse power |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Wow ??
Was there any note about the brand of sports car? Did Ferrari feature as more desirable than Audi for example?"
Audi = a tw@t so it doesn’t relate to a male |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"I remember the days people bought things because they liked them and enjoyed them.
I've had 3 sports coupes - the latest of which I've owned for 20 years and my daily is a Sports version of a large saloon.
None of my cars have ever been bought due to any feeling of inadequacy or to compensate for anything, but because I happen to like them.
In fact, I'm actually above the understood national average. Apparently.
It's long been understood that drivers of particular brands (BMW, Mercedes, Audi) could equally be placed in such a category - simply from the perspective of attempting to demonstrate to others the level of their success.
I can remember a time when someone might be able to have something like a top of the range Ford Sierra or Mondeo on a company car scheme or, under the same banding, a bottom of the range BMW 3 series and 9 times out of 10 they'd opt for the Beemer.
Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people"
Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior. |
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Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people
Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior."
All right, I suppose, if you are content with driving a car designed for driving on the wrong side of the road. I'm talking about both brands. |
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Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people
Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior.
All right, I suppose, if you are content with driving a car designed for driving on the wrong side of the road. I'm talking about both brands."
The Ford motor company is an American one |
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Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people
Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior."
All right, I suppose, if you are content with driving a car designed for driving on the wrong side of the road. I'm talking about both brands. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior."
Yet I'd trust a Ford more than a BMW because there's far fewer electronic parts that can break and will break. |
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"I remember the days people bought things because they liked them and enjoyed them.
I've had 3 sports coupes - the latest of which I've owned for 20 years and my daily is a Sports version of a large saloon.
None of my cars have ever been bought due to any feeling of inadequacy or to compensate for anything, but because I happen to like them.
In fact, I'm actually above the understood national average. Apparently.
It's long been understood that drivers of particular brands (BMW, Mercedes, Audi) could equally be placed in such a category - simply from the perspective of attempting to demonstrate to others the level of their success.
I can remember a time when someone might be able to have something like a top of the range Ford Sierra or Mondeo on a company car scheme or, under the same banding, a bottom of the range BMW 3 series and 9 times out of 10 they'd opt for the Beemer.
Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people
Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior."
Apart from the fact that all their engines seem to be bursting into flames. |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
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Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people
Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior.
All right, I suppose, if you are content with driving a car designed for driving on the wrong side of the road. I'm talking about both brands."
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
"I remember the days people bought things because they liked them and enjoyed them.
I've had 3 sports coupes - the latest of which I've owned for 20 years and my daily is a Sports version of a large saloon.
None of my cars have ever been bought due to any feeling of inadequacy or to compensate for anything, but because I happen to like them.
In fact, I'm actually above the understood national average. Apparently.
It's long been understood that drivers of particular brands (BMW, Mercedes, Audi) could equally be placed in such a category - simply from the perspective of attempting to demonstrate to others the level of their success.
I can remember a time when someone might be able to have something like a top of the range Ford Sierra or Mondeo on a company car scheme or, under the same banding, a bottom of the range BMW 3 series and 9 times out of 10 they'd opt for the Beemer.
Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people
Somewhat true but come on, a BMW is a far better car than a Ford! The build quality is far superior.
Apart from the fact that all their engines seem to be bursting into flames. "
ALL their engines? Not heard about that. |
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By *atcoupleCouple
over a year ago
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"But what about women who like sports cars? Do they have massive minges or tiny minges?"
Wife has a Mazda MX5. It's nice and tight to get myself in and once I'm in it's lovely and a brilliant ride.  |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
Is this the same university you can get a degree in the spice girls?
I hope he’s one of the experts on strike next month for more pay and income tax goes up to pay him more - without experts like him we’d still be stuck in the dark ages |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
"I remember the days people bought things because they liked them and enjoyed them.
I've had 3 sports coupes - the latest of which I've owned for 20 years and my daily is a Sports version of a large saloon.
None of my cars have ever been bought due to any feeling of inadequacy or to compensate for anything, but because I happen to like them.
In fact, I'm actually above the understood national average. Apparently.
It's long been understood that drivers of particular brands (BMW, Mercedes, Audi) could equally be placed in such a category - simply from the perspective of attempting to demonstrate to others the level of their success.
I can remember a time when someone might be able to have something like a top of the range Ford Sierra or Mondeo on a company car scheme or, under the same banding, a bottom of the range BMW 3 series and 9 times out of 10 they'd opt for the Beemer.
Basically getting into a pissing contest.
I have deliberately avoided certain brands because of this.
I don't live my life trying to impress other people"
My first company car was a Mondeo TDCI 115 bhp, everyone at work thought I was mad , they all had BMW or Audi but it was a great cat and only about £150 a month tax.
Mondeos we’re great family & touring cars, I had 7. But now I drive BMW’s and would find it hard to drive any other brand |
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"Is this the same university you can get a degree in the spice girls?
I hope he’s one of the experts on strike next month for more pay and income tax goes up to pay him more - without experts like him we’d still be stuck in the dark ages "
UCL not so Mickey mouse. While it's not the most valuable of studies... The results are kinda interesting. |
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