Descriptive Essay On My Dream Car

to build a car that could beat Ferrari’s best.”(Enthusiasts) Shelby had big dreams and high hopes.

Details such as “monstrous length,” “labyrinth of windshields,” “many layers of glass,” and “green leather conservatory” emphasize the elaborate, ostentatious, showiness of the car.

Andrew Simms, a policy director and head of the Climate Change Program for the New Economics Foundation in England, presents his argument about the impact SUV’s have on our roadways, and the air we breathe. “Would You Buy a Car That Looked like This? “. The title alone gives great insight on what the article is going to be about, (vehicles). “They clog the streets and litter the pages of weekend colour *supplements. Sport utility vehicles or SUV’s have become badges of middle class aspiration” (Simms 542). Simms opening statement not only gives his opinion on how SUV’s are the new trend, but he also paints a picture of what we see every day driving down our roadways. Simms also compares the tobacco industry’s gap between image and reality

That new handler will clench the door handle with an excitement that can not be measured. The transition into the drivers seat is so smooth and mesmerizing. He will become a new man. Gripping the coarse steering wheel, the feeling of euphoria carries him over to the shifter, the sense of power is running through his veins. Shifting into drive is a pleasure he respects each and every time. Driving down the main strip of town the hair on the back of his neck, irritated at first by the change in temperature, is now standing in applause of his decision to take the car for a midnight cruise.

I choose this picture to represent modernism because when this car was made it was clean and a very nice car. Over the years it has become dilapidated and run down. Back then, this car was one of the nicest cars money could buy, it was very popular and thought to be very innovative. Today many people enjoy taking these old, junk cars that have sat for years and restore them. This represents modernism because it is taking old ideas and craft and putting a new spin on them. Many of these car have been completely gutted to the point where only the body and frame is left, then the owner might buy a modern engine, new interior and components. After getting brand new modern parts, they restore the car so that it looks just like it did when it came

Three honks. Ready, set, go. The moment every car enthusiast dreams of at night. Chances are you might not even know what a car enthusiast is. Some say it's your average car guy that likes to stare at cars and talk about cars all day long, but there's much more too it. See, you can't be the average person to be a car enthusiast. The average person may see an old car at a junkyard and just think well, it's just another piece of junk. Too a car enthusiast he sees a piece of art. He or she witnesses something they can build and make into something truly special.

Picture yourself behind the wheel of your car. On the dashboard in front of you are gauges that tell you how fast you’re going, how much fuel you have, and other information that you need to make sure you arrive safely and on time to your destination. With a glance you can tell if you need to speed up or slow down, if you need gas or fluids. Now, it’s possible you could drive around without looking at those gauges, matching your speed to the vehicles around you, guessing that you need to fill up every few days—but would that be the best way? Aren’t you better off relying on the gauges to tell you exactly how you’re doing at any given moment?

My car is a 2000 LeSabre Buick. The body is a dim, honestly ambiguous, color with a few exterior scratches including the large abrasion around the driver’s side headlight that I am a bit embarrassed to talk about. Needless to say, this charming aesthetic creates an interesting contrast to the shiny Cadillacs and Jeep Wagons of the Harriton High student parking lot. Moving on to the interior, the fabric seats are plush with a few burn marks attributed to my brother and his dumb friends. The fuel gauge is peculiarly broken so driving is a constant guessing game of Is the Tank Full Enough to Make It Up This Hill. It’s by no means a rewarding game, but it sure does get my blood pumping. Speaking of which, the brakes failed one time. It was definitely one of those “let’s never do that again” moments.

First, Ferraris to me represents strength. It has taught to me to never give up. To just keep trying even when you are feeling the worst. So many times during school I have felt that I did not need to do this, But I just did not give up.

When you first buy a car, you need to have an idea as to what type of car you’re interested in or desire

And so in this hypothetical world it might be useful to have a list of cars to take you through the different challenges that life has to offer. So guys and girls this is your time to have all the cars that you will need to face your

Whether you are interested in the loud V12s and beautiful aesthetics, or the more compact and purposeful classic cars, the bottom line is that by investing in a classic car, you are investing in a slice of history and in a slice of art. While today there has become a culture of upgrading and tuning more widely available and cheap production cars, there is still that pure-hearted, nostalgic interest in the art of old. Yet, the goal amongst these two different groups is the same: they are there to admire and appreciate

Have you ever wondered why your dad never let you drive his DeLorean DMC-12, Lancia Delta Integrale, Ford RS 200, BMW E30 M3, or Porsche 959? Do you ever wonder why your best friend is always reluctant to give you his Mini Cooper, Nissan 350Z2, Hummer H3T, Holden Coupe 60, or Isuzu DMAX? Well, there is nothing as close to a man’s heart as cool cars and supercars. Men simply love cars and supercars. The cool cars mentioned above, and much more, are products of concepts borrowed from the concepts cars.

Introducing a new model of automobile generally takes three to five years from inception to assembly. Ideas for new models are developed to respond to unmet pubic needs and preferences. Trying to predict what the public will want to drive in five years is no small feat, yet automobile companies have successfully designed automobiles that fit public tastes. With the help of computer-aided design equipment, designers develop basic concept drawings that help them visualize the proposed vehicle 's appearance. Based on this simulation, they then construct wax models that can be studied by styling experts familiar with what the public is likely to accept. Aerodynamic engineers also review the models, studying airflow parameters and doing feasibility studies on crash tests. Only after all models have been reviewed and accepted are tool designers permitted to begin building the tools that will manufacture the component parts of the new model.

Let’s talk about your car. If you don’t own a car, just pretend you do (and since you’re pretending, you can make it the car of your dreams while you’re at it. Go ahead and get fancy!)