I know you have difficulties with laws dictating your life,
ex·ot·iciɡˈzädik/adjective1. originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country.
Quote from: AP on May 25, 2017, 03:17:05 pmQuote from: Vmango on May 25, 2017, 01:54:31 pmQuote from: No-san on May 25, 2017, 01:48:57 pmQuote from: Fobroader on May 25, 2017, 12:44:23 pmNeither the GT-R, Vette or even a 911 is "exotic". Are they fast, exciting and nice to look at, absolutely, exotic, no, you have to get into the Pagani, Buggati, Koenisegg(Spl??) for me to consider it exotic. Even most Ferraris or Lambos are exotic in my books.And from my perspective, a BMW, MB, or Lexus is "exotic". My use of the term was that which was a non-domestic, non-run-of-the-mill car.ex·ot·iciɡˈzädik/adjective1. originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country.I concur that the 3-series, for example, is not the most "exotic" thing out there, but comparatively speaking, I guess anything could be - that's why I said:Quote from: No-san on May 25, 2017, 10:45:36 amPerhaps also "exotic" was a misused term.I don't think you need to go as rare and expensive as a fricken Bugatti to be considered "exotic" though. And don't pull your lawyer reasoning with me. There's a well known metric for what's considered an "exotic car." Lambo, Ferrari, Mclaren, etc.You have to put it to him in terms cognizable to his warped legal mind.The two conditions he specified - being imported and not run-of-the-mill - are necessary but not sufficient to qualify an auto as an "exotic".So if I import some craptastic Peugeot with a 1L diesel, its an exotic?? Its imported and definitely not run of the mill.....
Quote from: Vmango on May 25, 2017, 01:54:31 pmQuote from: No-san on May 25, 2017, 01:48:57 pmQuote from: Fobroader on May 25, 2017, 12:44:23 pmNeither the GT-R, Vette or even a 911 is "exotic". Are they fast, exciting and nice to look at, absolutely, exotic, no, you have to get into the Pagani, Buggati, Koenisegg(Spl??) for me to consider it exotic. Even most Ferraris or Lambos are exotic in my books.And from my perspective, a BMW, MB, or Lexus is "exotic". My use of the term was that which was a non-domestic, non-run-of-the-mill car.ex·ot·iciɡˈzädik/adjective1. originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country.I concur that the 3-series, for example, is not the most "exotic" thing out there, but comparatively speaking, I guess anything could be - that's why I said:Quote from: No-san on May 25, 2017, 10:45:36 amPerhaps also "exotic" was a misused term.I don't think you need to go as rare and expensive as a fricken Bugatti to be considered "exotic" though. And don't pull your lawyer reasoning with me. There's a well known metric for what's considered an "exotic car." Lambo, Ferrari, Mclaren, etc.You have to put it to him in terms cognizable to his warped legal mind.The two conditions he specified - being imported and not run-of-the-mill - are necessary but not sufficient to qualify an auto as an "exotic".
Quote from: No-san on May 25, 2017, 01:48:57 pmQuote from: Fobroader on May 25, 2017, 12:44:23 pmNeither the GT-R, Vette or even a 911 is "exotic". Are they fast, exciting and nice to look at, absolutely, exotic, no, you have to get into the Pagani, Buggati, Koenisegg(Spl??) for me to consider it exotic. Even most Ferraris or Lambos are exotic in my books.And from my perspective, a BMW, MB, or Lexus is "exotic". My use of the term was that which was a non-domestic, non-run-of-the-mill car.ex·ot·iciɡˈzädik/adjective1. originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country.I concur that the 3-series, for example, is not the most "exotic" thing out there, but comparatively speaking, I guess anything could be - that's why I said:Quote from: No-san on May 25, 2017, 10:45:36 amPerhaps also "exotic" was a misused term.I don't think you need to go as rare and expensive as a fricken Bugatti to be considered "exotic" though. And don't pull your lawyer reasoning with me. There's a well known metric for what's considered an "exotic car." Lambo, Ferrari, Mclaren, etc.
Quote from: Fobroader on May 25, 2017, 12:44:23 pmNeither the GT-R, Vette or even a 911 is "exotic". Are they fast, exciting and nice to look at, absolutely, exotic, no, you have to get into the Pagani, Buggati, Koenisegg(Spl??) for me to consider it exotic. Even most Ferraris or Lambos are exotic in my books.And from my perspective, a BMW, MB, or Lexus is "exotic". My use of the term was that which was a non-domestic, non-run-of-the-mill car.ex·ot·iciɡˈzädik/adjective1. originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country.I concur that the 3-series, for example, is not the most "exotic" thing out there, but comparatively speaking, I guess anything could be - that's why I said:Quote from: No-san on May 25, 2017, 10:45:36 amPerhaps also "exotic" was a misused term.I don't think you need to go as rare and expensive as a fricken Bugatti to be considered "exotic" though.
Neither the GT-R, Vette or even a 911 is "exotic". Are they fast, exciting and nice to look at, absolutely, exotic, no, you have to get into the Pagani, Buggati, Koenisegg(Spl??) for me to consider it exotic. Even most Ferraris or Lambos are exotic in my books.
Perhaps also "exotic" was a misused term.
