Originally Posted By nick w
It took me a few years to buy my first mog Howard but that was because everything I chased has sold before I got there and the waiting list was 6 years for a new one. But I knew I wanted one all that time. It's not a logical, intellectual thing. It's emotional. You know those pseudo psychological motivational books like blink etc. It all happens in the first few seconds at the most. So you could walk into a dealership now and look at the whole range and if you're not feeling "I have to have one of these" within a minute, then walk away and forget it.
But, of course, if it is in your heart, when you get home you'll start thinking......maybe..........
Either trust your heart or not. It's not about the car, it's about heart v head in your life.
Or watch the Prisoner I suppose!
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Nick


I would have used different words but thats exactly my sentiments. The family transport might be a logical choice but toys are all about emotions. I had decided to buy my Lotus within two miles of the old Bristol Williams garage and purely on the basis of the steering feel and its general go-kartness. Grin from ear to ear. Took me about 5 miles more to decide to buy the bike.Never regretted either decision.