You were rolling to work at the drag strip right? and by stop light you meen christmas tree right? remember street racing and kill storys are forbidden!

Got it no street racing here, just going from zero to seventy on 4 lane highway.

I think it varies between trim level. Stripped SE= 70years on up. Remember old folks don't like gadgetry. SE with some options= 60 years on up. However, the 3.06 may deter 80 years+ as they may complain about the car having " too much pick up" as my grandma did for her 87' Bonneville. She likes her old Dynasty better. SLE and SSE= 40- 60 years. I see many middle aged executives driving these. SSEi= 20- 50 years. Great car for start up families used to driving sports cars and don't want to give up sports car charactoristics. I can't see ANY old person driving a car with red guages.

Honestly, anyone who thinks because a car has 4 doors its for old people has a ricer mentality.

thats untrue, the nissan skyline has 4 doors and its a ricer'* wet dream. generally old man cars are american made, and boxy or large, the old t-bird and cougars (early 90'*) are 2 door RWD with the 5.0 available, but because they ar elarge and on the boxy side they are old man cars. i would say the bonneville is too stylish and has too many gadgets to be an old man'* car, i cant imagine an 80 year old driving a car with a SC and a HUD. but it'* size and nationality put it in the old man'* car category, dont forget, itsessentially equal to the buick PA

<---- NOT a fast old man'* car



but...



<---- NOT a slow old man'* car (should be in the 15s soon)

Heyyy....... I'm no where near 60 or 70.

We are Elders by the way.....