OK. So I've decided to become an amature automotive journalist, and if I'm honest, I'd love to be as awesome as Top Gear. And write like Kurt Vonnegut. And get paid like J.K. Rowling.
And look like Brad Pitt. This is all well and good until I realize that I have no access to cars worth writing about, or access to cars in general. So how am I supposed to start writing about them if I'm limited to what I drive (econo-box), and what my friends drive ('bout the same)? Well, two things occurred to me: Firstly, EVERY car is worth writing about, since every car fits exactly the needs of someone, somewhere. Secondly, since I can't afford to lose a grand or so buying random, used cars from dealerships (then re-selling them a few days or weeks later), maybe I could get a dealer's license and buy straight from auction. That would be exciting, right? Possibly even worth writing about. And MAYBE I could even make a few bucks after I'm done with them. If all goes well, each successive car would be slightly more expensive than the last, and I would be exposed to a full spectrum of
toys cars.
No comments:
Post a Comment