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Jazz: 1938 Ford
Fusion:
Country: lifted Ford F150, Lifted Ram Crew Cab, Mustang
Rock: 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner
Funk:
"Pop":
Hip-hop/rap:
Tech./Math Metal: E30 M3
Swedish Metal: Volvo Sugga TP21
American Metal: Harley Davidson Fatboy
I'm drawing a blank of more of these than I'd like to... comment and I'll fill some in.
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Jazz: 1938 Ford
Rock: 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner
Funk: 1971 Pontiac Grand Prix
Pop: Toyota Prius
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Trip-hop: Miata?
Or is it more Drum&Bass?
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Agree on all but pop. I don't see pop as a Prius, it would be more Civic Coupe or something like that. Or New Beetle, with a flower in the flower holder.
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People who don't like music, like pop.
People who don't like cars and driving, like the Prius.
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Jazz rap:
Progressive rock:
Indie rock:
Outrun techno:
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To me it's a revivalist psychedelic/classic rock thing.
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I disagree. It's not that they don't like music, they just don't have good taste but think they do. Hence a Civic Coupe (Like, a DX or whatever the lowest trim level is) or New Beetle.
A person who likes Pop, and admits it, would be the same person that drives a Neon and talks about it like it's a great car. They claim it's faster than an E30 M3 because it's newer, they say FWD is better because the drive wheels are closer to the engine. They insist that their drum brakes are way better at stopping than drilled rotors. Etc, etc..
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Country: This truck, lifted with excessively large chrome wheels and a gun rack that never gets used
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True, new Civic coupe works well then.
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Swedish Metal: Volvo Sugga TP21
American Metal: Harley Davidson Fatboy
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Late British Invasion mod as embodied by The Who:
Ancestral britpop:
The Kinks:
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Electronica: