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It honestly isn't just that. It doesn't 'attract accidents'. These cars attract aggressive anti social people. I'm from the central valley. I see a lot of "bi
by talldatethrow 3y ago
It honestly isn't just that. It doesn't 'attract accidents'.
These cars attract aggressive anti social people.
I'm from the central valley. I see a lot of "big Altima energy" although you'll see it in Oakland, San Jose and those types too. Main point, I see tons of them.
They are driven beyond the legal limit of "aggressiveness" all the damn time. Someone speeding through a parking lot.. Altima. Someone running a read light.. Altima. Someone doing illegal crazy uturns? Altima. Believe me, you do not want to start road raging with an Altima owner either.
Obviously these actions aren't the sole property of Altima owners. Dodge Chargers are also maniacs in their own way. But there is definitely something very statistically significant about the insanity of a disproportionate number of Altima owners.
- fatfingerd 3y agoI'm not sure the value connection can't be the largest factor. If you feel forced to buy a car and drive because you live in a car only area, I can see why you would buy the best value one and be a pretty hostile driver who occasionally decides to "have fun" with it. They seem like the road equivalent of waitresses who only wear the minimum flair.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoI bet you could run a similar analysis and look at the number of DUI arrests by car make and get a similar result. People who get DUIs might be more likely to buy certain types of cars, but no type of car makes someone drink and drive
- talldatethrow 3y agoNo it's not. This is more similar to a waitress that doesn't wash her hands after going to the bathroom because f you, she'll do whatever she wants.