The world seems to be spinning a bit faster these days. Maybe I was just lost in my own world as a kid, but it seems like now I hear about a new technology or inspired innovation every other week. It inspires me, but sometimes it’s hard to keep up. Well, for me, it’s always hard to keep up. The world is embracing that which is smaller, faster, cleaner and simpler, and if we don’t learn to embrace it all, we’ll be left in the dust. It’s not easy to be hip, but the key to it is staying true to yourself while maintaining an open mind.
These days, it’s more than just hip to use less fuel and watch your carbon footprint. It’s necessary. That’s why I’m so excited about the new Fiat. What was once the darling car of Europe is now the new pop star automotive powerhouse of our good old US of A. In terms of what is hip, the Fiat is to cars as what kale is to salad. Everybody wants one, it’s trendy and the benefits are lasting. Everyone wants one because they are gorgeous and perform beautifully. Not only are they fast and can turn on a dime, but they can fit in spaces that seem only fitting for a motorcycle or a shopping cart. The benefits are inspiring as well. The Fiat uses so little fuel because it is so lightweight. That means savings to you and a minimal carbon footprint to the world. If you as an individual and we as a community don’t embrace how hip it is to be clean and conservative with our resources, everyone will pay the price. At the pump, in our air and water quality and in the natural beauty that surrounds us, we will pay it. For these reasons, the Fiat is the “go-to” car of the 21st century. I mean that sincerely. It’s the ultimate in practical and beautiful and in this world, that is as hip as you can be. If you are one of the enlightened, one of the many people who are striving to embrace the hip and contribute to a better world, start your search at either Los Angeles fiat or http://www.ocfiat.com and welcome yourself to a whole new dimension of cool.
There are other ways to embrace hip culture. Vintage clothes and records are the quintessential and stereotypical examples, but really anything that is environmentally conscious or green exemplifies hip culture as well. In many cities across the country, biking is rapidly gaining popularity. It’s a clean way to stay fit and commute to work. Bikes don’t go quite as fast as a sexy little Fiat, but they’re pretty much the only thing that can fit into a smaller parking space.
