I tend to agree, When I was a young person, there was no way I could have
afforded any new car. What they mean with young must be end twenty to end
thirty, as end thirtyish people seem to have a desperate desire to think and
prove themselves they are still young. BTW I'm 32 and have never owned a new
car in my life. But I did own about 40 different used cars(not at a time)
since I was 15.(mostly brit iron of one or the other description) though I
did own a BMW 2800 CS and a row of 02 tourings and saloons.
Gernot
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> From: Egil Kvaleberg[SMTP:egil@kvaleberg.no]
> Reply To: Egil Kvaleberg
> Sent: Thursday, October 15, 1998 11:29 AM
> To: triumphs@autox.team.net
> Subject: RE: Re-emergence of Triumph...
>
>
> On 15 Oct 1998, Kurt Oblinger wrote:
>
> > These days,
> > when a young person is looking for a "sporty" car in the $20k range,
> it's
> > a RAV4 or a Honda CRV or a Suzuki Grand Vitara
>
> This "young person" certainly can't come from the same planet?
>
> Surely: "Honda CRV" and "sporty". I simply cannot make that compute.
>
> Unless "sporty" is a mis-spelling for "late thirties, three kids and a
> dog", or perhaps just "boredom".
>
> Egil
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