Come to think of it, a Hyundai Accent can offer you almost all the goodies of the first lot and costs only a fraction more than the second. Engineers Engineers are supposed to know their cars and your automotive choice will be under strict scrutiny, even if you just managed to scrape through your last term at civil engineering. While sophistication is important, your work will demand different requirements. We suggest a four-wheel drive vehicle for those who need to travel to far flung construction sites. If your company foots the fuel bills, the Gypsy is the vehicle to have for go-anywhere operations.
Engineers spending most of their time in cities can have any car as long as they look the part.
The idea is to impress upon people that you are the type who spends his free time putting apart and then, putting together an abandoned in-line six cylinder engine just for the heck of it. Your car should have a tachometer and also try to fit in a compass - after all, you got to be constantly aware of the pulse of your engine. Not yet, pal. Until then, you've got to put up with a little bit of smog and lot more of fumes. The GM EV1 was a dotcommer's favourite in California, but the battery car is now sadly out of production.