My First Car Analysis

For us Americans the car is not just a helpful machine that helps us get around. The “sacred” American car is one of the most important status symbols of The American society. The newer and more expensive somebody car is a, the more well-off it’s driver is presumed, in reality that is not really the case.  Many Americans in todays

My parents advised me to choose wisely because they were only buying me one car, I wanted a 2013 Dodge Challenger. One day I received a text message from my parents, and on the screen appeared a deep blue 2013 Dodge Challenger with Hemi motor. They asked if I liked it, and at the time I only had my driver’s permit, but I immediately fell head of heels. As I eased into the driver’s seat, with no license, and shifted gears, I could feel my heart pounding faster and faster, and I knew it was the car for me.

For years people have thought that Americans were buying more American-made cars than other brands. But now the truth has come up, Americans are buying more foreign-built cars than ever. For example, more people prefer a Toyota or a Honda over a Chevy or Ford now. According to the American Consumer Satisfaction Index, Lexus, Toyota and Cadillac shared the top spot in consumer satisfaction (“U.S. buyers prefer” 1). Still, many Americans prefer foreign-built cars over American made cars because foreign-built cars offer better reliability and longevity, better fuel mileage, and better performance on the roads.

The car I have is an awesome car, I enjoy driving it every day and just cost a small amount of money. I took all the pieces of advice my brother gave me before buying it and it worked fantastically. I have seen people that after spending tons of money on their car they end up don't like it. I know is hard to find a car with all the specs you want and for a low cost, but luckily for you, I am here to teach you how to buy a car.

A car demands a lot of attention and like almost everything in life, what you put into it is what you get out of

Some people love their first cars, their first new cars, or their collector cars. I happen to have a special place in my heart for my current car. I drive a Toyota Solara SLE V6 and I absolutely love it because it is me. My car is a color known as Oceanus Blue on stone grey and has a great set of options. I have satellite radio, a six disc CD player along with a sun roof and yes the customary air conditioning and heater. My car also has heated leather seats and lovely wood grain touches on the interior. The fact that it is a coupe gives it appealing lines and a sporty feel. Enough about the specs of the vehicle and let me talk a little about the sentimental value. The car also has a great on board trip computer that provides information on average miles per gallon of gas as well as average miles driven per trip. My car's sleek design is perfect as far as safety goes. I was rear ended once and with the exception of the bumper the car was in perfect condition. The airbags deployed as expected and I was safe that time. The car has also never left me stranded which is more than I can say for a previous car that I had. My car represents a compliment to my style as a person. I like cars that are fast, have a nice sleek look and provide a good service. My car gives me that service and that look that I crave and enjoy. The car does have a V6 engine which makes it a bit hard on gas but not as hard as other cars. I love the car because even after 5 years it still looks impressive on the road and it still works impressively. Whenever I take out I am amazed at how well the engine responds as if it were new. Part of what makes this car my favorite is the road trips. I take my care on extended trips to places like Tampa, St. Augustine, and Ft. Lauderdale. I love the handling because the steering wheel is soft and smooth. One particular road trip that makes this car my

The Porsche 365 Outlaw Coupe, manufactured in 1962 according to its dealer Paul Stephens, is a magnificent vehicle. It can easily break your bank account but worthy nonetheless. Here’s why. Aside from being such a rare find, this work of art started life as an original 356 B T6 and after its manufacture delivered to Competition Motors in Hollywood USA. The 356 Outlaw Coupe though beautifully built has more than beauty on its side having raced the border to border event making it even more appealing. It is safe to say then, that this 365 Outlaw Coupe simply was made to capture the spirit of the event.

It used to be that when seeking to purchase an automobile, consumers basic concerns where; 1) what options are available to them in exchange for their hard earned money? 2) How much is it going to cost and what exactly will their investment buy? Such concerns, such as its impact on our environment, or our need to be more energy efficient, were at the time none issues.

This specific piece of art looks weird and out of place in it’s setting, creating unsettling contrast, as it is behind the Milwaukee art museum-a beautiful, sleek, and clean cut building. It is also in the middle of a field next to the beautiful lake, which is such a nice light hearted place. However, this sculpture is the opposite, and intentionally so. About 30 feet up in the air, there is a full-sized red car wrapped around a poll. The car is missing a rear view mirror, has a shattered windshield, dented in hood, and bent at an impossible angle. It is almost folded completely in half, giving the viewer the impression that it is two cars, not one at first glance. When looking at the car, someone can’t help but wonder if it was placed there for drunk driving awareness, to remind casual lake visitors that life is precious and short, or simply there because some artist really wanted to bend a car.

Reflecting on this week’s posts as I mentally reviewed my selections, I realized that with most items my purchases are based on need and practicality, trying to maximize the greatest and longest value possible. But this is not the case with cars. Kolter’s (2014, p.57) comments on emotional purchasing being not all cognitive and rational is very true in this case. It is the excitement, confidence and thrill of superior handling that I get from a well designed and fun

“Baby You Can Drive My Car” by di Giovanni, Janine and “The Danger of a Single Story,” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie both represent fearlessness Independence.

When you have free time, you can clean your car. There is no better smell of a clean car. There are many steps to cleaning a car but in the end, it is worth it.

I was 17 years old when I bought my first car. It was a green 2000 Honda Accord. It was an experience I would never forget. It was summer of 2007 and I was on my way to becoming a senior the following semester. I wanted to start the year of perfect, for te past couple of years in high school I was walking home, catching rides to parties but this year was going be different this year I was finally getting my own wheels. The thing is it was a lot easier said than done.

Buying your own vehicle seems very nerve racking. There is a lot of time and thinking that goes into it. Deciding on what kind of vehicle you want and how much you have to spend is probably the biggest decision when first buying a vehicle. Someone's first vehicle is one of the most important vehicles they will have even if it’s not that great of one. When I started looking, I had many ideas of what I wanted. It ranged between cars, trucks, jeeps, and a couple other types of vehicles.

The car I would love to have in my lifetime is a Hyper car. A hyper car with a world record breaking speed of 270.49 mph, that can go 0-60 in 2.7 seconds the Venom GT! This car has shattered about 4 hyper car world records. Just imagine having a car with an estimated top speed of 278 mph. Backed up with a 90 degree iron/aluminum block head, this car can ROAR! Did i mention it had 1625 horse power! That’s equivalent to 1,211,762.500 Watts!