[..Rush..]

I think the once pompous and arrogant stereotype now drive Teslas.

Originally Posted by snareman

There is no typical type these days. BMW went from making the 'Ultimate Driving Machine' to making 'Cars for the People, Soccer Moms and Millennials'. The once pompous BMW owner stereotype is now likely diffused by all of the masses who are buying them.

[Bking60]

Originally Posted by ..Rush..

I think the once pompous and arrogant stereotype now drive Teslas.

very true

[Germanauto]

Originally Posted by snareman

There is no typical type these days. BMW went from making the 'Ultimate Driving Machine' to making 'Cars for the People, Soccer Moms and Millennials'. The once pompous BMW owner stereotype is now likely diffused by all of the masses who are buying them.

Here in LA the pompous BMW owner stereotype still lives on, as does the pompous Tesla owner. I take it as more a sign of the culture of the region.

In other major metros these cars are definitely just appliances for people who rarely drive above the speed limit. Teslas especially, are a fan favorite of the nerd crowd loll.

[Westside Guy]

Originally Posted by forumlurker

What does an average BMW owner look like?

ex : Type of hobbies? Work a 9-5? Introvert/extrovert? Stand 6'10 tall? Single or married? Fashion style?

There is no "one look for the average BMW owner, however here are a few stereotypes.

However if you ask what the average Ferrari driver looks like there is an obvious answer.

[Vivek.]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

Here in LA the pompous BMW owner stereotype still lives on, as does the pompous Tesla owner. I take it as more a sign of the culture of the region.

I agree that this is just a reflection of the area

[mPlasticDesign]

Originally Posted by Burrcold

This is the strangest question I've read in a long time.

These threads pop up every now and then for over a decade on the forums. What are your hobbies, how much do you make, etc.. So cringe-worthy IMO.