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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ingolstadt" data-source="post: 1109638" data-attributes="member: 21290">See? its just a statement, that i felt these are ugly cars, if you went to the extend that saying alot of people are driving it, i shoudln't said so, might hurt other's feelings, bla bla bla.... then what are we trying to say here? Yupe, some were reliable, yupe, some were practical, bla bla bla. But they however, were considered as ugly by Ingolstadt, me. Hence i said so, its not whether being harsh or not harsh, i mean :" Should a girl not ask whether an Impreza is a Putra if she didn't knew? Or that she can't differentiate?" And you guys laugh at these people? LOL~ Alot of people here who laughed at others who doesn't knew anything, are like what you know? Michael Jordan, laughing at some people who played basketball badly, even if they bought a pair of Nike Airs. Do you think laughing and dissing at people who knew less, speaks wrongly, is cool, and thus show that you are the better being? We have to get the correct mentality here guys, i know alot of people drove Saga, yes alot of people doesn't have the money, but did that mean that when they bought the Saga, they have to really think that its the best car of the world? Or the best looking one? Does that mean they have bad tastes? Its just the car that's bad, not the owner that's stupid. If everyone drag all these together during a certain discussion, nothing could be discussed. Why Jeremy Clarkson regards the Ford GT which he had just bought, as Seriously Uncool? He explains to the audiences, :" An old bloke with a big tummy, with a hugely unpopular hair style and the worst tastes for garments, drives a Ford GT, would the car still looked cool? Whenever you bought one, you would think, that old bloke from Top Gear had one, oh my~" This is what he said to people. To me, thats the correct mentality we should have in forums, or any discussions. Pardon me for the long reply, but i have to correct it.</blockquote>