posted February 19, 2012 12:36 PM            

I've been struggling to find my ASC despite having an official birth time. It's either Pisces or Aries.

So which type of automobile and/or brand preference would each display?

I will get into what I like/own later.

Sorry for the male centric topic. Honestly, I've gotten a bit impatient with the broken relationship sob stories, which is 95% the fault of crappy guys (my opinion).

posted February 19, 2012 12:56 PM            

I'm not a car aficionado, and when my Pisces (Sag rising) friend starts talking to me about cars I usually look at him blankly.

Honestly, if I had a preference, it would be a car that is going to last me forever because it is reliable, but I think that goes along more with my sun sign of Virgo.- This makes my Pisces friend sad.

posted February 19, 2012 12:59 PM            

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I like sporty cars or convertibles, but I figure most people like those types of cars anyway because they are expensive and highly desired.

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posted February 19, 2012 01:31 PM            

Right now I dive a 2012 Mustang 5.0 GT

My dream car is a sup up 1969 Mustang BOSS!

I love the old muscle cars. I would rather have a fixed up muscle car verses a BMW or Mercedes.. Or a "high class car"

posted February 19, 2012 05:45 PM              

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Originally posted by YoursTrulyAlways:
Ami just said that ASC shows car brand preference. I've heard this one once else where as well.

I've been struggling to find my ASC despite having an official birth time. It's either Pisces or Aries.

So which type of automobile and/or brand preference would each display?

I will get into what I like/own later.

Sorry for the male centric topic. Honestly, I've gotten a bit impatient with the broken relationship sob stories, which is 95% the fault of crappy guys (my opinion).

Thank you.

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hmmmm, I've never heard this theory. cars are usually seen in 3rd house not Asc.

Now if you are trying to rectify your chart try using solar arcs...

Basic astrology forum, Learn Solar Returns http://www.linda-goodman.com/cgi-bin/ubb/forumdisplay.cgi?action=topics&forum=Basic+Astrology&number=12&DaysPrune=

posted February 19, 2012 06:30 PM            

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Originally posted by SaggiMC:
hmmmm, I've never heard this theory. cars are usually seen in 3rd house not Asc.

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posted February 19, 2012 06:32 PM            

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Originally posted by bttrklk:
actually, as a cancer rising and pisces sun person, the first thing that i will give importance while buying a car is not its technological level; it is if i will feel an emotional bond and ease with the car in the first sight or not. is that car cute and warm for me? is it the car that make me feel happy for owning it when i look out the window and see it on the street, in front of my home?

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me too

posted February 19, 2012 11:57 PM            

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House One— House One shows how one looks and acts on the outside.However,it is more than a mask, as it is the lens with which one LOOKS out on the world, as well. It is the shape and color of the lens from which one sees life. If one wanted to use the example of cars,there are sleek Ferraris, Humble VWs, Yuppie Volvo’s, understated Saabs, racy, sleek BMWs and refined Mercedes. The ASC is the car one drives. The first house can be said to have this same flavor and can be pictured, thus. Where the car analogy falls short is that the car is stuck to oneself.. One cannot get out and leave it in the driveway *Wink*

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Thank you all very much for responding. My wife and I have a car hobby and we do pay attention to our cars.

To all who are uninterested in cars, sorry you have to read the cr4p I write.

I have been partial to Mercedes all my life. My father and my grandfather also both drove Mercedes. My two sons are also partial to the brand. Its in the genetics.

I'm also a partial-Brit, having spent most of my teenage years in the UK and being the son of UK-educated parents. Therefore, I also have a liking for the luxury British brands. I must say that if I could afford, I would drive a Bentley and/or Rolls Royce.

I'm not going to bore you with my entire car history, but my wife and I own four "drivers" and four "newish classics" not driven and in storage.

We are obsessed with convertibles, so those are what we mainly own. We are a bunch of psycho maniacs: 40F/4C weather is enough for us to pop the tops lol You would see us driving through New York City topless on New Year's Day.

I have also had a lifetime of love for large black S-Class Mercedes sedans (I grew up on those), but I gave up the last one in 2007 when I lost my job and never replaced that car. I think I went through at least seven consecutive black S-Class Mercedes sedans. Those are large spacious gas guzzling cruisers, and they made me look 20 years to 30 years older than I was.

My wife's present sports car is a silver 2008 Mercedes SL55 AMG cabriolet, which is a 5.5L Supercharged V8 (500 hp). My sports car is a black 2007 Aston Martin DB9 Volante (cabriolet) 6.0L V12 (470 hp). The SL is the more powerful and aggressive car. I worry about her right foot every day. I seem to be changing her tires every year.

We also have a more modest gray 2009 Mercedes CLK350 (270 hp four seat convertible) that we use to go out as a family. I drive a white 2006 Mercedes E350 4-Matic Wagon (270 hp) family/dog/junk hauler on a daily basis.

In storage, we have a couple of collectibles: a red 1983 911SC Cabriolet, a silver 1963 230SL (my birth year), a baby blue 1968 280SL (her birth year) and a white 1987 Rolls Royce Corniche II Convertible (needs a bit of TLC on the interior but the car is pretty, and it actually drives quite well).

We've been saving up to replace the SL55 AMG with a "moderately oldish" Ferrari F430 Spider 510 hp (maybe 2008/2007, because that's all I can buy!) for my Leo wife. She has been asking for a Ferrari for almost 12 years!! She asked for Ducati motorbikes and I said absolutely not!! How about a Vespa scooter?

That sort of low slung nervous sports car isn't really my style. I prefer the more relaxed GT cruisers, or if I really have a compelling need for a true sports car to kill myself, I would prefer a Porsche 911 GT2 Turbo (0 to 60 mph/100 km/h in 3.3 seconds). But I have no such insane plans to end my life early.

I'm getting a used late model Mercedes C300 4Matic for my 16 year old son. 500 horsepower and convertibles distinctly do not mix with hormonal 16 year olds with girlfriends in the car!!!

I'm sure you would all agree with me that I'm a Capricorn Sun

Question again is whether I am a Pisces/water or an Aries/fire.

posted February 20, 2012 08:06 AM            

I drive a red Ford Excursion. My husband is a Leo, I have Leo rising, thus the red.

Lots of planets in the 5th house, thus the huge car to fit all the children in.

Lots of Saturn influence in my chart, previous accidents, so I like having an enormous car....big cars don't get squashed as easily. Plus it's red so you can see it coming!

posted February 20, 2012 09:38 AM            

This is s SL55 AMG. It is a hardtop convertible.

This is a CLK350 Cabriolet. It seats four and is a lot less powerful, even though it looks like the SL55.

This is a E350 Wagon 4-Matic.

This is an Aston Martin DB9 Volante.

This is s a Ferrari F430 Spider.