had a Smart car a couple of years ago on a 2 year lease..
there was a lot of thumbs up when passing each other on the road..
after a while the novelty wore of. and was a PITA. especially after a bad day...when you see others are enjoying life!!

FF sticker sounds better though..a more discerning club...  2011 4.4 TdV8 Nara Bronze

Here you couldn't acknowledge every FFRR you see you would get tired of waving very quickly, I swear about every 5th car is a Range Rover of some description.

Same around Aberdeen. You'd soon start to suffer repetitive strain injury! 4.4 TDV8 Vogue Baltic Blue MY11

I used to have an impreza and EVERY impreza driver waves at each other, its on par with the "bikers nod", as far as the RR is concerned , I don't think I've had a wave in nearly 2 years. I believe certain types that think owning a RR entitles them to be aloof and look down their nose at other motorists, and the last thing they would do is acknowledge a wave.  MY2010 TDV8 Vogue Ipanema Sand
2002 V8 Vogue Oslo Blue - Gone.

I'm 55 years old, and long past the point of finding it interesting waving to a stranger who just happens to drive the same type of transport as me.

I've ridden motorcycles for 37 years and have never felt the compulsion to wave to another motorcyclists in all my life - Why ?

I think driving a TVR has to have had the biggest reaction when you see another, headlight flashing and a big wave, as if to say "2 of them are actually working and being driven at the same time, isn't that great?"

On a bike the nod thing is just something that has always been done to me so I feel un polite if I don't do it back.

I had a wave from a guy in an RRS the other day. I chose not to reciprocate!  Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
Had- 2008 TDV8 Vogue SE in Java black
Had - 2007 S/C in Stornoway Grey

Simple1 - that would be my grey Westminster in Guy Slippery Salmon in Bristol. Although now I have made friends with most of them they are decidedly not so slippery.. I will look out for yours.

It gets tricky here in Texas because everyone waves to everyone anyways (well, in neighborhoods and on small country roads at least). And I used to do it in my Jeep Wrangler because every other Wrangler driver did and I felt bad if I didn't reciprocate.

As for in the Rover now, RR drivers here in the states tend to carry a very snooty and snobbish stigma. I'm not sure if it's the same everywhere else but I can't imagine any stereotypical American RR driver waving to others. Ha. Now I kind of want to see it actually - a 70 year old man in a suit on his cell phone yelling at some poor intern, then looking up to wave at some kid in another Range Rover, or a rich little soccer mom in her Gucci pajamas with starbucks in one hand, putting on lipstick with the other taking the time to nod at another RR driver. Yeah. That ain't going to happen here. 2007 Range Rover Supercharged
2003 Jeep Wrangler

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I don't wave here in Perth , because there is practically no one to wave to. Plenty of Spurts but just a hand full of Vogues it's referred to here and when I dropped in to the dealers the other day their comment was "wow a Vogue Supercharged , don't see them often " 2008 MY Supercharged
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