Might Have Terrible Writing Skills If You Drive A Fun Car

[levin]

study says people who enjoy fun cars ? may as well be functionally illiterate. A recent "study" that sought to link people's writing skills to the kinds of cars they drive. They found that people who drive fast cars with hatchbacks, only two doors, flashy colors (charcoal is a flashy color, apparently) and manual transmissions made far more writing mistakes per 100 words than people with more pedestrian cars. The word "study" in quotes above. That's because Grammarly's methodology doesn't seem terribly scientific: they examined just 200 used car postings on ie: AutoTrader.com to check for writing errors

[levin]

here's Grammarly's infographic, which is all in good fun. Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments, if you're even able to read or write at all

[levin]

Because we think ahead what's car going to do, not think when we are on top of a situation and figure what to do.

[Busyvish]

Id suggest having their ielts scores checked but then again maybe people who conducted the study first need to have their brains checked

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[fazalwahab11375]

what about hatchbacks and DSG's.. its faster then manual..

VW Golf R - DSG versus manual by autocar.co.uk - YouTube