I remember when I was dreaming about the NSX and planning to own this car. All of my friends and near relatives knew it.
When I was discussing about super exotic sportscars there was always a big time to promote and praise the excellence of the NSX. I remember how convincing and passionate I was.
I am still as passionate but sometime I feel a little bit uncomfortable to praise and promote the NSX as hard as I used to, not because the car now shows small hp numbers nor it can't crack the 4 second for the 0-60 but because I now own one and I don't want to look like a guy defending his own interest.
It is better considered to praise about something you dream instead of something you own.
Of course I try to be as objective as possible in such a way that people can deduce that I am appreciating different sportscars. And this is, IMO, what I believe they think about me: a sportscar nut who knows what he is talking about, but I can't get rid of the fact that I feel I could be perceived as a preacher having no fear to act in conflict of interest.
Do you guys think the same? Or do you realized that now you own one you speak differently about it?
Don't kill me if it was ever dicussed here, the idea of this thread came to me after reading this one:
When people ask you what you drive by Lazarus.
effer
Don't worry every body I am not disturbed and I sleep very well during nights...
When I was discussing about super exotic sportscars there was always a big time to promote and praise the excellence of the NSX. I remember how convincing and passionate I was.
I am still as passionate but sometime I feel a little bit uncomfortable to praise and promote the NSX as hard as I used to, not because the car now shows small hp numbers nor it can't crack the 4 second for the 0-60 but because I now own one and I don't want to look like a guy defending his own interest.
It is better considered to praise about something you dream instead of something you own.
Of course I try to be as objective as possible in such a way that people can deduce that I am appreciating different sportscars. And this is, IMO, what I believe they think about me: a sportscar nut who knows what he is talking about, but I can't get rid of the fact that I feel I could be perceived as a preacher having no fear to act in conflict of interest.
Do you guys think the same? Or do you realized that now you own one you speak differently about it?
Don't kill me if it was ever dicussed here, the idea of this thread came to me after reading this one:
When people ask you what you drive by Lazarus.
effer
Don't worry every body I am not disturbed and I sleep very well during nights...