LOL, there are exceptions to every rule, hugo
youre cool and your car is fast. I was geralizing the typical A4 driver I see on the road. You dont count. I drive an s10 for christs sake, but im not a typical s10 driver.
Yo Dave, lets not confuse being generally unconcerned with lethargic. You havent given me anything to be concerned about, except for what I hear about your dating age-group preferences.
BTW, Im nowhere nearly the "smart-ass beast" that a lot of people on here. I dont purposely talk shit; I simply state my opinion, and i can usually back it up with logic. This can upset people.
The overwhelming perception is that most german car drivers are not enthusiasts, and the cars are not exciting. Most of the drivers are VW beetle drivers who like the gas mileage, BMW 323 drivers who like the "BMW image," the MB ml320' drivers who just have to have an SUV and A4 drivers who just love to show how fast their 180 HP german sports machines are.
Dont get me wrong... There are some really nice german cars, and in a lot of areas, I think german cars are exceptional. The MB SLR is my favorite car. The MB e55 and m5's are my favorite sedans. I also very much like the audi rs4. The 911 gt3 is one of my favorite sports cars.
And there are a lot of german car enthusiasts.
But, I would say there are probably not any higher percentage of US german car owners who are "enthusiasts" than any other country of vehicle origin.
Also, to be honest, I could care less if you have a friend that happens to have a fast audi. Hugo on here has one too. There are exeptions to every rule. I would venture to guess that its nowhere nearly as fast as the fastest supra, camaro, mustang etc etc running around here. Its the same silly arguement that people with stock civics use when they encounter something fast...the old "sport compact" excuse... "Oh yeah...well there is this guy I read about in California that has a civic that ran an 8 sec 1/4 mile..." It still doesnt say anything about him or their car.