Meme Thread... no politics

In reply to volvoclearinghouse :

You forgot "go back in for another brisket sammich for later"

Not specific to Volkswagens, I'm afraid.

David Elfering said:

It still would seem to be a couple orders of magnitude more "haute cuisine" than ramen.

volvoclearinghouse said:

Not specific to Volkswagens, I'm afraid.

 

Last few new cars I've bought have been in real colors, and I try to do the same with used cars, but it's not as easy.  I think it really has hit the point where people would buy more colorful cars if they were actually for sale.  I don't like Chevy Sparks, but I love all the colors I see them in, and actually on the road.

In reply to eastsideTim :

I like grey and white cars for daily/trip mobiles. I like them to blend into traffic, or parking lots and not stand out. 

In reply to bobzilla :

As long as the drivers leave their headlights set to automatic, I don't mind other people driving cars that blend in, either. 

In reply to volvoclearinghouse :

In reply to preach :

Eight shades of blah.

Pete. (l33t FS) said:

In reply to preach :

Eight shades of blah.

Yup, but Paint T0 Sample...that was just 8...

eastsideTim said:

In reply to bobzilla :

As long as the drivers leave their headlights set to automatic, I don't mind other people driving cars that blend in, either. 

The third time my gray Honda Civic was at the body shop, the owner said that grays/ silvers were the most common color they repaired. 

I believed him, too, as the people that hit me all said the same thing, "I didn't see you."

RealMiniNoMore (Forum Supporter) said:

eastsideTim said:

In reply to bobzilla :

As long as the drivers leave their headlights set to automatic, I don't mind other people driving cars that blend in, either. 

The third time my gray Honda Civic was at the body shop, the owner said that grays/ silvers were the most common color they repaired. 

I believed him, too, as the people that hit me all said the same thing, "I didn't see you."

Could also just be that those colors are more common.  It would be nice to see statistics on how often they are in accidents versus sales rates.