In the end, your car should always be YOUR choice. Hell I'm sure I catch silent snickers for owning a cts-v wagon, but I love it. My RS6 is a labor of love. I never get bored of her, and I have been thru many cars in a short period of time. But if its a DD and you plan to put alot of miles on it, then I agree its not practical.
Ebony/Black, DBR Stage 3 race kit, -SOLD :( 996TT Proto 650 basically a sardine can with a rocket attached to the back...11' CTS-V, 540/579RWP hehehehe ;)
The car is a legend among real car-guys (and gals).
For me, it's worth every penny. No regrets. It's the most satifying car I've ever owed- by a lot.
Just be honest with yourself about what you can afford to maintain.
Cheap, fast, reliable: choose two
So many people tried to talk me out of buying my RS6 and into buying something more "practical and reliable." One of those people was my husband. I said, "Three words: Just drive it." He did. Not only did he change his tune (direct quote: "You MUST buy this car!"), I spent three days (and a full tank of gas) trying to pry the keys out of his hand.
I am a responsible person. I have a responsible job, I pay all my bills and taxes, and (with the possible exception of the speed limit) I don't break the law. But dammit, everyone needs to live a little, and that car puts a smile on my face every time I push the gas pedal.
I think the article is hilarious and well-written. But I gotta disagree, at least insofar as whether or not something is a "bad idea" is in the eye of the beholder.
2003 RS6, Mugello Blue/Ebony - SOLD :-(
2015 S5 Coupe, Mythos Black w/Black Optics package and an attitude
^^^ This ^^^Originally Posted by vitalian
Hilarious article and true to a huge extent. But love is blind.
Einstein once said, "I want to know God's thoughts, the rest are details."
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