Salt Lake City, by way of Palos Verdes Estates. I've noticed that in my 26 years of living, my taste in cars is truly eccentric, and somewhat irrelevant to the current market. I'm a huge fan of Volvo, I've owned a couple, and have one now. The same goes for Saab, I have one of these as well. Both are some of the best cars I've ever owned. Additionally, I have a rather odd penchant for large, European luxury sedans and GT Coupes, such as the CL-Class Mercedes Benz, and the XK Jaguar. I adore French cars, and would give almost anything to get my hands on a Citroen C6 and a Renault Avantime, I really would. Mid-engined super cars have never really interested me. They're brutally hard, all the time, and rather useless 99% of the time. That kind of discomfort isn't worth it. I think Acura get's an unfair level of hate, mostly by people that have never actually been in one. It's easier to hate on Acura then to figure out why people by, and love them. I've worked in car sales, Mercedes Benz and Volvo for many years. I was surprisingly good at it, but I just didn't want to make it a career. So here I am, two years through a bachelors in international relations. Hopefully I'll get a job with the US State Department, placing me in a European country, so I can finally buy horridly unreliable French cars, and not care.