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**nicegirlflor** · 03-12-2009, 01:04 AM

I'd say that most car fans are biased towards a particular manufacturer. What caused your 'loyalty' to your brand of choice? These are the events in my life that have lead up to my Ford fanboy status...

1994 - My uncle buys an Escort Cosworth, which he still has to this day. (That's where my username comes from.) I was fascinated at the time.

2001 - I bought my first Fast Ford magazine. I wanted something to read but Fast Ford was the only magazine left on the shelf in the newsagent. (Yep, I must have looked like a right nerd. Learning how to rebuild Cossie YB engines at age 11.

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We've also owned an Escort Mk1, Fiesta Mk1, and Focus Mk1, but I suppose almost everyone in the UK has owned a Ford at some point.

So, why do you support the brand you do today?

03-12-2009, 01:04 AM	#1
nicegirlflor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 373 Senior Member	Where did your 'brand loyalty' come from? I'd say that most car fans are biased towards a particular manufacturer. What caused your 'loyalty' to your brand of choice? These are the events in my life that have lead up to my Ford fanboy status... 1994 - My uncle buys an Escort Cosworth, which he still has to this day. (That's where my username comes from.) I was fascinated at the time. 2001 - I bought my first Fast Ford magazine. I wanted something to read but Fast Ford was the only magazine left on the shelf in the newsagent. (Yep, I must have looked like a right nerd. Learning how to rebuild Cossie YB engines at age 11. ) We've also owned an Escort Mk1, Fiesta Mk1, and Focus Mk1, but I suppose almost everyone in the UK has owned a Ford at some point. So, why do you support the brand you do today?
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