Question 1

Can Your Car Give Away Your Confidence Level?

Accepted Answer

Do you lack confidence in some aspects of your life? Driving an expensive tricked out vehicles, muscle car, or large pickup truck may be a sign that you are overcompensating. People who drive these types of vehicles are trying to attract attention to themselves. A vehicle that makes a throaty roar as you start from a stop sign screams look at me! It screams I am powerful and can afford this muscle auto, when in fact, you may not have two cents to rub together, and everything you own has been invested in this vehicle.

Question 2

Are You Selfish or Not??

Accepted Answer

People driving into oncoming traffic with your headlights on high beam or driving with the ultra-bright LEDs or HID that come with some vehicles may indicate you do not care about other drivers. These lights are great on dark roads. However, these same lights can also blind drivers coming towards you and pose a potential safety hazard. Driving in the passing lane at the speed limit is considered another selfish activity. Other drivers traveling faster than you are forced to apply the brakes and slow down quickly. These drivers may need to pull into slower lanes to pass your vehicle. Both activities are potential safety hazards that can cause accidents.

Question 3

Can Your Auto tell your Marital Status?

Accepted Answer

The family van is almost a dead give away that you're married and have children. Add the traditional stick figures on the back window indicating mom, dad, the kids, and sometimes even the pets. We are pretty sure you are married. Some folks also opt for an SUV since these vehicles hold more stuff than a traditional autos. These vehicles are considered safer due to the higher profile on the road. Many folks also drive family sedans, with lots of room in the trunk and the rear seats. While these stereotypes are not 100% accurate, if you operate one of these vehicles, there is a good chance you are married.

Question 4

Self-Employed or Not?

Accepted Answer

Anyone who drives around with their name and phone number on the passenger doors is self-employed. Many utilize pick-up trucks or suvs for the extra space and ability to go almost anywhere. If your vehicle is your office, there is lots of room for whatever is required in your line of work. The back seat area may also be a mess unless you make an effort to tidy up regularly. Not all self-employed people are employed in doing labor-intensive work. Salespeople need room to transport goods as well as clients from time to time. A large SUV or sedan is sometimes used in these situations.

Question 5

Can Vehicles Scream You're The Boss?

Accepted Answer

Are you running the operation at work? If so, you are probably driving a high-end auto that reflects your position and income. Autos such as BMWs, Mercedes, Lexus, or a Porsche are often driven by those in charge. Driving an SUV model by one of these same automobile manufacturers suggests that not only are you the boss, but you also value safety and your children’s safety. Just to be clear, these folks usually do not display the stick figures on the back window showing the family and pets are riding in the vehicle.

Question 6

Did You Graduate Or Not?

Accepted Answer

The type of vehicle you drive may also say a lot about whether you went to college or not. Are you driving a small subcompact auto? Perhaps a pick-up truck? These vehicles are typically driven by lower-paid non-college graduates and blue color workers or self-employed business people. Students and new graduates tend to drive older vehicles or second-hand autos. These folks do not have a lot of spare cash and may also be repaying student loans. Once students land a good-paying job and pay off a few bills, vehicle upgrades are usually in the future.

Question 7

Can Vehicles Say That You're Living With Parent's Still???

Accepted Answer

Some people live with their parents to save money to buy a house, while others spend their money on a supped up auto, with spoilers, large tires, and an expensive sound system. Add custom rims, a loud muffler system, and it is obvious you are spending all the money you have on your automobile while still living at home with your parents. Now, if you are younger than your mid-twenties, and going to college or university, we can give you a pass. However, if you past the mid-twenties, it is time to get a real job, assess your spending priorities, and move out!!

Question 8

Do Minivan or Station Wagons Screams Soccer Moms?

Accepted Answer

There are not many station wagons driven these days, with the minivan replacing the station wagon as the go-to vehicle for soccer moms ferrying their kids and kids friends to after school sports and other activities. However, if you are driving a station wagon, it sends a clear message that you are in the family mode and need wheels that carry lots of passengers along with the gear that families need at a variety of venues.

Question 9

Did You Graduate Or Not?

Accepted Answer

The type of vehicle you drive may also say a lot about whether you went to college or not. Are you driving a small subcompact auto? Perhaps a pick-up truck? These vehicles are typically driven by lower-paid non-college graduates and blue color workers or self-employed business people. Students and new graduates tend to drive older vehicles or second-hand autos. These folks do not have a lot of spare cash and may also be repaying student loans. Once students land a good-paying job and pay off a few bills, vehicle upgrades are usually in the future.

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