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Originally Posted by ilikebmxbikes
im not disagreeing with your point toward the close minded people on here, just making a point to note it isnt black and white.
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I understand there are subjective facets of every car that are not easily quantified such as looks, sounds, comfort, etc. I also understand that there are quantifiable metrics (bhp, stopping distance, curb weight, door count, price, etc.) that simply do not mean much, if anything, to many buyers.
What I am saying is that it is ridiculous to buy a car if it it does not objectively meet the acceptable criteria of the owner SIMPLY BECAUSE of "brand loyalty", "enthusiasm", "heritage", etc.
Further, it is even MORE ridiculous to ceaselessly espouse the merits of this nonsensical practice.