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Since when did Mustangs become hipster cars?
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<blockquote data-quote="Corbic" data-source="post: 15880091" data-attributes="member: 171475"><p>No, it's a truck designed for RUBs (Rich Urban Buyers) that need a truck for their suburban life style. Buy the right tool for the right job.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Negative Ghost Rider. I think everyone here is painting a giant sweeping picture of what a "Hipster" is and are confusing it with Liberals, Cucks, Hype-Beasts and that whole PNW life style. "Hipster" is a totally dead meme now and has been for at least 10 years if not 15.</p><p></p><p>It's also not something that should be hated on as much as it is. It WAS a movement to return to traditional hands of "real experiences". Originally the whole useage of old technology (typer writers, fixed gear bikes, straight razors, flannel clothes, hand tools, vinyl records, live music, vintage cars) was to move away from modern techno-wizzardry that isolates us and embrace the actual act of living and experiencing things. This is why "Hipsters" spend 80% of their income not on a McMansion or a brand new car, but on traveling, eating out, going to concerts, etc.</p><p></p><p>The problem became everyone thinks that is cool, but still wants the easy life so a huge fashion trend happened to dress and pretend to be a hipsters. Why find a vintage bike and convert it to a fixed gear and rebuild it when you can just order a fixed gear bike? Why find old vintage furniture when you can just buy vintage looking furniture at Target? Why make coffee from a french press when you can just buy Star Bucks? </p><p></p><p>Anyway...</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This is where you are horribly wrong. "Hipster Bikers" are what is behind driving up the prices of old Triumphs, Iron Head Sportsters and Yamaha Twins as they go out to build "back to basic" bobbers and cafe bikes. We've also seen a huge resurgence in the classic Chopper as well - once again brought on by young people that would be called hipsters.</p><p></p><p>The Ridgeline is a truck for Yuppies. A hipster would never spend $40k on a brand new truck so he can get mulch to put around his McMansion in the suburbs.</p><p></p><p>Not Cars, but a funny video that illustrates my point.</p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]eaphuVXU_Jg[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p></p><p>As for "Mustang Hipsters". News Flash - Mustangs are young people cars... and old people call young people Hipsters... soo you are just seeing Ford marketing to people dressed in that style of being Poser-Hipsters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Corbic, post: 15880091, member: 171475"] No, it's a truck designed for RUBs (Rich Urban Buyers) that need a truck for their suburban life style. Buy the right tool for the right job. Negative Ghost Rider. I think everyone here is painting a giant sweeping picture of what a "Hipster" is and are confusing it with Liberals, Cucks, Hype-Beasts and that whole PNW life style. "Hipster" is a totally dead meme now and has been for at least 10 years if not 15. It's also not something that should be hated on as much as it is. It WAS a movement to return to traditional hands of "real experiences". Originally the whole useage of old technology (typer writers, fixed gear bikes, straight razors, flannel clothes, hand tools, vinyl records, live music, vintage cars) was to move away from modern techno-wizzardry that isolates us and embrace the actual act of living and experiencing things. This is why "Hipsters" spend 80% of their income not on a McMansion or a brand new car, but on traveling, eating out, going to concerts, etc. The problem became everyone thinks that is cool, but still wants the easy life so a huge fashion trend happened to dress and pretend to be a hipsters. Why find a vintage bike and convert it to a fixed gear and rebuild it when you can just order a fixed gear bike? Why find old vintage furniture when you can just buy vintage looking furniture at Target? Why make coffee from a french press when you can just buy Star Bucks? Anyway... This is where you are horribly wrong. "Hipster Bikers" are what is behind driving up the prices of old Triumphs, Iron Head Sportsters and Yamaha Twins as they go out to build "back to basic" bobbers and cafe bikes. We've also seen a huge resurgence in the classic Chopper as well - once again brought on by young people that would be called hipsters. The Ridgeline is a truck for Yuppies. A hipster would never spend $40k on a brand new truck so he can get mulch to put around his McMansion in the suburbs. Not Cars, but a funny video that illustrates my point. [MEDIA=youtube]eaphuVXU_Jg[/MEDIA] As for "Mustang Hipsters". News Flash - Mustangs are young people cars... and old people call young people Hipsters... soo you are just seeing Ford marketing to people dressed in that style of being Poser-Hipsters. [/QUOTE]
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