Car designers have worked for over a century developing eye-catching automobiles for the world to enjoy. As time has progressed, cars have anthropomorphized into individual characters with faces and personalities. Watch the movie "Cars" once and you'll never look at a car the same again. Next time you're sitting in traffic, take a glance around you and take notice of the surrounding cars. Does that rusty truck with loud country music playing remind you of your Uncle Gus? Some vehicles just tell you what their owner's name is, don't you think?
After a long day of spreadsheets and emails, what are you most likely to do when you get off work? Are you going to go grocery shopping at Whole Foods and watch reruns of "The Office" on Netflix, or trot down to the local dirt track? So many of these little decisions reveal a lot about your personality, and in turn, what powerful car you would be should you be magically transformed into an automobile. You might tell yourself you're a Bugatti Veyron on the showroom floor, but your character might say otherwise!
Take our quiz to humble yourself and see what powerful car matches your personality. An attitude adjustment afterward might be in order!
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It's time for a road trip! What stretch of road do you long to be on?
In what situation are you most likely to lose your cool while driving?
When you're tearing through a road track and the laws of physics slap you in the face. You're trying to turn while your car continues to go straight, aka understeer.
After you've parked, you realize there is a shopping cart precariously loose in the parking lot. You go on a mission to find who negligently left the cart astray.
While cruising through a particularly twisty mountain road and your car decides that the steering input is more dramatic than the speed behind it and you end up in the opposite lane, aka oversteer.
When trying to garner the attention of the valet attendant, who is preoccupied with his mobile device, you realize that you're going to miss your dinner reservation if this dude doesn't get his nose out of his phone.
As an automotive enthusiast in your town, you're relatively well known at your local parts store. What do the clerks expect to see in your shopping car at the check out?
Since brakes don't last nearly as long as they should, Brake Kleen
Yet another USB phone charger, who knows where those stupid cables disappear to
Wiper blades and a five-gallon jug of oil that will last you six months
Every single Lexol product on the shelf, plus a few pine tree air fresheners for good measure