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Originally Posted by SSR M.E.
I too bought the SSR as my first new car, just after my 25th birthday. I liked the styling since I first saw it, but I like old street rods too. I've talked to people from lots of age groups who liked the styling, but the retro aspect of it does seem to appeal more to an older crowd. That's what's so great about the SSR, it has something for everybody.  |
whenever i go to pick up my daughter after school at track practice the other kids at the junior high all gather around my ssr and ask me questions about it. the younger generation here in texas seems to like the styling as much as i do. will be in the 41 to 45 for one more year as of april 4 and i think the reason more young people out here don't by an ssr is because of the price range. most young folks where i live can't afford anything over 10,000 to 15,000 price range.
