I've noticed when meeting someone online who owns a stang us mustang owners automatically accpet the other person as an equal- and for good reason it shows they have good taste and share simalar views. Though this is tragically different in real life.
It seems that once were driving our musstang and we spot another stang (epecially those that look nice/ have aftermarket parts) we enter this rivalry zone competition where we must show at all costs that our stang is the obvious superiority. This reaction is most common when the two cars are of the same generation and engine type.
I've recieved more tempting threats to race along even the most grid locked and or idiotic areas of the city from mustang owners than any other group. I began giving into these temptation for knowlege that in most cases my odds are good, but that's like attacking my own family. Yet this situation is reversed when neither party is in their car, they might even compliment each other's ride when not operating them.
Clif Notes: Why do stang owners feel compelled to rev their engines at each other and act like rivals.
My two cents: Stick to putting comaros to shame
It seems that once were driving our musstang and we spot another stang (epecially those that look nice/ have aftermarket parts) we enter this rivalry zone competition where we must show at all costs that our stang is the obvious superiority. This reaction is most common when the two cars are of the same generation and engine type.
I've recieved more tempting threats to race along even the most grid locked and or idiotic areas of the city from mustang owners than any other group. I began giving into these temptation for knowlege that in most cases my odds are good, but that's like attacking my own family. Yet this situation is reversed when neither party is in their car, they might even compliment each other's ride when not operating them.
Clif Notes: Why do stang owners feel compelled to rev their engines at each other and act like rivals.
My two cents: Stick to putting comaros to shame