Quote:
Gauss said:
"No sense of passion?"
What did he mean by that?
Quote:
Dr. Phil said:Quote:
Gauss said:
"No sense of passion?"
What did he mean by that?
If a car is not too well built, has some flaws that are particular to that car, or is pretty useless in every sense some call that "charm" or "exotic".
If a car is too well-built, too unflawed or too composed when you drive it hard- some call it "lacking passion".
If Clarckson had been more specific with his critique maybe we would know whether to disagree or not.
The Boxster and (I am guessing) thereby the Cayman are not "exotic" in that sense described above...so maybe he feels they are too easy to drive in a fun way to provide a sense of passion????
Does he mean "no sense of involvement" ? "No sense of craziness"?
Who know? I'm not even sure he does himself.
It must be hard alwas to feel the urge to come up with something controversial and provocative about every single car you drive.
...and it sure is boring in the long run
Dec 9, 2005 3:20:36 PM