hi I'm back on my shit again . here are the cars I think Jamie, Michael, and Tad would drive (and why)
Michael Conway's 1982 Honda Accord
It's a Honda. It's an Accord. You literally can't go wrong. I imagine he'd buy it used. It's a reliable little sedan. At this point, Japanese brands were still new to the US market. The 70s introduced the US market to dozens of imported vehicles, and they were all the rage. Companies like General Motors made both good and bad choices for their company to combat the overwhelming popularity of these imports. Michael is a young man in the US. He's gotta have a car if he wants to be somebody. Maybe the Accord was just what was available, but his other choices were probably Japanese imports too!
Jamie Conway's 1984 Honda Civic
Jamie's a yuppie. The newest of the new: Japanese imports again. This time, the sibling to the Accord: the Civic. You can't go wrong with a Civic. This commuter car has a price tag fit for a man like Jamie. It's new, it's cool, it's up and coming, it's imported, it's Japanese, and it's what the yuppies want. Treat this gentle machine right and it'll last you next to forever. Jamie isn't a man who wants to spend too much on a car.
Tad Allagash's 1984 Porsche 911
It's sexy. It's elegant. It's expensive. It's sleek. It's nimble. It's got an engine that's begging for attention. You're driving this because you want to be seen. You want people to know what you're made of. The leather seats beg for a driver to match its energy. A man like Tad Allagash wants us to think he is what the car represents. Once he's behind the wheel, he thinks he's the most desirable man on the road.
Thank you to Tatsuya Shima from Wangan Midnight for also driving one of these and being the complete opposite. Which makes this really funny
I think that's it for this post. If I think of more I'll tell you all xoxo
