Thread: Do you call your car by name?
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Old 10-19-2011, 02:41 PM   #2
Steven Lyle Jordan
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I've never had the urge to be that "close" to my automobile. A car is a big machine that gets you from place to place, and other than an additional aesthetic for looks, practicality, etc, that's about it. (The same went for my motorcycles, when I had them.)

My present car, which I've driven for 12 years now, is a sporty (looking) hatchback, small and cheap. It's already got a name: Tiburon. Why do I need to give it another? "Yeah, thanks to Mario, here, I got all my stuff to the dump on time!"
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