Non-Enthusiasts with a Bronco

[Drex]

Saw an Eruption Green Bronco, so I caught up at a stop light. Rolled down my window, yelled "Nice!" Woman, 40s? Mouthed to me, "Pssh whatever" Drove away.

Not being a creeper, there aren't many of these. WTF is that? I'm just stoked when I see another one. Assumed mall crawler over MSRP.

And how did you expect her to know you were talking about the Bronco?

So... yeah, pulling up to a woman, making eye contact and yelling 'nice', that is totally on her not understanding...


As an aside; when someone feels the need to explain that they are not a creeper, when nobody asked, well... okay, good luck with that.

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[Tricky Dick]

I find it dubious that a non-enthusiast would ride out this accursed ordering process. You have to figure these are people that impulse bought an abandoned order.

 

[MayhemMike]

Always wanted a first generation Bronco. They are either an outrageously over priced restored version or an outrageously over priced basket case. My new Bronco will spend the majority of its life being pampered while cruising paved roads. I treat my vehicles like they are living, breathing animals. My Mustang GT can do high 12’s out of the factory. It will never see a race track. It can burn the tires right down to the rims. I don’t do burn outs. That being said, I know I am an enthusiast in my personal form. Enjoy the rides folks.

 

[Nateandapril]

I don’t think that the desire to interact with other people with the same vehicle or to be part of a car community makes someone an enthusiast. They can love the car, want to be left alone, and be an enthusiast.

Jason

This right here is spot-on. I don’t have my nose in the air, I just need to be left alone. Not a fan of people or crowds or small talk. “It’s not you, it’s me” or whatever the hell you want to think but a more solitary type of soul.

 

[MNBigfoot]

Had it happen also .... I was a passenger riding in the jump seat to a Subaru Brat, when we pulled up along side of this gorgeous retro themed Baja Bronco, of course I throw up the You Rock hand gesture, and almost immediately get hit by a half full can of Billy Beer.

 

[Dusty]

I kinda feel the same way about all these new Bronco owners who have no intention of wheeling them. "Pssh whatever" LOL

 

[stormshadow3800]

After reading the comments, I guess she could have thought I was a wackjob. I Get it.

I had no idea it was a woman driving when I pulled up. It could have been a racoon and I would have done the same.

All others I've passed, the driver seemed as excited to see me.

I'll leave people alone.

 

[JoeSpeed]

Seen a few broncos, some ill assume arent paying attention to my waves, im guilty of that myself, and then the older women who probably got lucky with a cancelled order who don’t understand what all the “fuss” is “about”

 

[helifino16]

Everybody has an 'off day' every now and then. She will be the next person snubbed when she enthusiastically waves at the next Bronco she sees. Everybody gets their 'due'. Lots of Bikers never wave back - and THAT's a real thing for all bikes. Keep smiling and "Keep the rubber side down".

 

[427Comet]

Keep my Bronco out yer F#%@ing mouth!……………SLAP.

 

[zyglyrox]

Being apart of the Subaru community, then Miata ownership, then GTI/R ownership, I’m used to waves. Jeep people wave at each all the time. I expect the Bronco to join that.

Me personally, I’ll wave at anybody with a cool car. Some people just have bad days.

I could understand the attention being a little overwhelming for someone not used to it.

We had plenty of interest last summer with our Bronco Sport, something my S/O had never really dealt with. She definitely was on edge for a while because EVERYBODY wanted to stop and chat. Thankfully there’s a BS on every corner and they’ve stopped following her around.

 

[MrJoe]

I'm part of the Husqvarna crowd. I never get any waves....

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