<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by MR Tool:
It's simple really. The proof is in the pudding.
Check out the "off-roading" section on THIS forum.
Page 1 has posts from 2003. There is only 2 pages total.
I went wheeling with 1200+ Jeeps this weekend. I'll bet that of all the hummers sold to the public less than 1200 have ever been off-road.
Hummers have an "online community"
Jeeps have a "off-road" community.
You people do amuse me though, some will argue "Why does it always come back to money??" as a defense, then flaunt in another thread about thier lavish homes on the beach, high priced sports car blah blah..
It's really no surprise why hummer owners are "dissed" by off-roaders. You have earned it.
It's also no suprise why I have noticed a few people leave here in the last few months. Not trolls, but informative intelligent people.
and a little something for PARAGON: I reside where 99% of domestic vehicles are designed, I work everyday with people who design these vehicles. I then build the machines that manufacture these vehicles. GM, FORD, D/C, and a few others. The design of vehicles is generally 3-4 years BEFORE production. So for me to pass on information to a pathetic POS like yourself just so I could put a "owned" smiley next to it would be assnine.
That's the who, what, and where for you. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Maybe because the Jeeps are cheaper so more people can afford them? The more people that can afford them, the more you see them on & off road
