Like it or not, some people tend to gauge you by the car you drive. They say that you can tell a lot about that person’s character by the type of car they own and drive.

That general presumption is untrue, inaccurate and totally unfair. For obvious reasons, people basically buy cars they can afford to drive. It would be unrealistic for a working family man to say buy a two door Mercedes or BMW sports coupe when personal budget and practicality dictates that he buys a Sports Utility Vehicle or sedan wagon for family use.

Choosing a car has nothing to do with character, it’s solely based on personal need and intended use of the vehicle. While I drive a Nissan 4 door Titanium pickup with wide open cargo bed, I find this very useful moving around personal bulky stuff which wouldn’t normally fit in a compact sedan. I like the freedom of cargo space it gives me; to just buy anything from a hardware depot and load it into my truck to bring it home with me. I abhor waiting for delivery people at unexpected times who never really come on time anyway.

Some women psychologists even claim that the bigger and more trendier cars are driven to be exhibited around by people who need to compensate for their “little assets”, who need to be seen and recognized in their compensatory autos. Now that’s a very unfair and inaccurate chauvinist remark.

So for those who’ll reply to this blog, tell me what car do you want to drive and then maybe our SoulCasters can tell a little about who you really are?