What Kind of Car Matches Your Personality?

[Norexan]

What Kind of Car Matches Your Personality? | HowStuffWorks

2012 Mercedes-Benz G-Class Wagon
You love to feel like you can conquer the world. You need to feel over prepared. Overkill is the only kill for you. There is only one perfect machine that fits the bill, and that is the pinnacle of bulletproof German engineering — the G Wagon. Made by Mercedes for the military, the civilian model sports leather and luxury you won't find in the military version or most consumer vehicles. Most importantly, with its mechanical, locking diff, this machine can conquer any terrain. When the zombies come, you'll be ready.

Well it is correct. I like Defender but G-class is also good.

 

[Maou]

2012 Mercedes-Benz G-Class Wagon
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You love to feel like you can conquer the world. You need to feel over prepared. Overkill is the only kill for you. There is only one perfect machine that fits the bill, and that is the pinnacle of bulletproof German engineering — the G Wagon. Made by Mercedes for the military, the civilian model sports leather and luxury you won't find in the military version or most consumer vehicles. Most importantly, with its mechanical, locking diff, this machine can conquer any terrain. When the zombies come, you'll be ready.
[MENTION=34350]Norexan[/MENTION] I hot the same result, but my picture was white.

 

[Stigmata]

You Got:
1976 VW Golf GTI Mk1



You love the basics of fun, but you have a practical side. No car appeals to those people more than the original hot hatchback, engineered in the 1970s, and popularized in the 1980s. VW created the GTI by taking the dour, practical Golf and turning it into a road-carving machine that turns gasoline into fun. With a Golf Mk1, you can have your cake and eat it too.

 

[Norexan]

2012 Mercedes-Benz G-Class Wagon
WikiCommons by Norbert Aepli

You love to feel like you can conquer the world. You need to feel over prepared. Overkill is the only kill for you. There is only one perfect machine that fits the bill, and that is the pinnacle of bulletproof German engineering — the G Wagon. Made by Mercedes for the military, the civilian model sports leather and luxury you won't find in the military version or most consumer vehicles. Most importantly, with its mechanical, locking diff, this machine can conquer any terrain. When the zombies come, you'll be ready.

[MENTION=34350]Norexan[/MENTION] I hot the same result, but my picture was white.

Mine was same but I get picture from the internet.

 

[Maou]

You Got:
1976 VW Golf GTI Mk1



You love the basics of fun, but you have a practical side. No car appeals to those people more than the original hot hatchback, engineered in the 1970s, and popularized in the 1980s. VW created the GTI by taking the dour, practical Golf and turning it into a road-carving machine that turns gasoline into fun. With a Golf Mk1, you can have your cake and eat it too.

Driven more than a few of these in manual. They are fun as heck.

 

[Coriolis]

You Got:
Faraday Future

You are forward looking and demand the latest in technology, whether it's a Bluetooth speaker for your shower or a toothbrush that senses that you need to replace the bristles. Where is the future of the automobile? It may lie with Faraday Future. They have not yet released a car, but their prototypes make the Tesla Model S look like a Ford Pinto. FF's models have more sensors and processing power than a Tesla. FF's models use four-wheel steering not just to round corners with ease, but to change lanes automatically, parallel park without turning and make possible automated driving maneuvers that will save fuel, and make long journeys more pleasant.

 

[Luminous]

You Got:
1976 VW Golf GTI Mk1



You love the basics of fun, but you have a practical side. No car appeals to those people more than the original hot hatchback, engineered in the 1970s, and popularized in the 1980s. VW created the GTI by taking the dour, practical Golf and turning it into a road-carving machine that turns gasoline into fun. With a Golf Mk1, you can have your cake and eat it too.

Meeeee tooooooo!

 

[diccs]

i got faraday future so that means i dont get a car and thats correct.

 

[Neal Caffreynated]

Got a cool one

1964 Ferrari 250 GTO
You don't need or care about practical things. Your only desire is fun, and fun doesn't need to mean speed. Fun is about the process. Today's Fords often come with more power than Ferraris from the 1970s, but nothing is quite like the experience of driving an old-school, analog sports car with just enough power to make it move fast enough. For that experience, no automotive relic holds a candle to the last generation of the Ferrari 250 GTO.

 

[narcissistic]

1976 VW Golf GTI Mk1

 

[Burning Paradigm]

Faraday Future

You are forward looking and demand the latest in technology, whether it's a Bluetooth speaker for your shower or a toothbrush that senses that you need to replace the bristles. Where is the future of the automobile? It may lie with Faraday Future. They have not yet released a car, but their prototypes make the Tesla Model S look like a Ford Pinto. FF's models have more sensors and processing power than a Tesla. FF's models use four-wheel steering not just to round corners with ease, but to change lanes automatically, parallel park without turning and make possible automated driving maneuvers that will save fuel, and make long journeys more pleasant.

 

[ceecee]

1976 VW Golf GTI Mk1
You love the basics of fun, but you have a practical side. No car appeals to those people more than the original hot hatchback, engineered in the 1970s, and popularized in the 1980s. VW created the GTI by taking the dour, practical Golf and turning it into a road-carving machine that turns gasoline into fun. With a Golf Mk1, you can have your cake and eat it too.

 

[Morpeko]

You Got:
1976 VW Golf GTI Mk1
You love the basics of fun, but you have a practical side. No car appeals to those people more than the original hot hatchback, engineered in the 1970s, and popularized in the 1980s. VW created the GTI by taking the dour, practical Golf and turning it into a road-carving machine that turns gasoline into fun. With a Golf Mk1, you can have your cake and eat it too.