IIRC, the car that they ran at Goodwood was 100 production, right down to the factory EV tires, hopefully that’s what they did here too..

There were so many young dirtbags in the news about that time, I couldn’t remember if that was this one or a different one.

Last year Dad and I hear a ‘56 Chevy that had some sort of loud exhaust on it and it just sounded awful and was so bad I couldn’t figure out how you make any American V8 that loud, high pitched to where it hurt my ears, obnoxious and corked up at the same time. Dad figured that it must have used sub 2" and thin wall p…

True, but you know that the sack swingers would look for everything that might work, or just threaten him in some other way, seeing as it’s 2022 and not the 1960's any more

If I remember right, GM hired a PI to get dirt on Nader, Musk won’t have to do that with all te nut swingers he’s got that’ll pounce on just about anyone that talk bad about him or anything he has has his hands in.

Are they just starting to rip off a 20-something year old South Park episode for this nonsense now?!

After this, should be interesting to see what suddenly comes out of the woodwork, this seems like a “where there’s smoke, there’s fire” sort of story.

Wasn’t the L the cheapo stripper version too?

True, but considering the whining about the EV Lightening, even though it is quicker and usable than the previous trucks, there will likely be enthusiast meltdowns over this.

I still think they should call any upcoming EV sedan from Chevy the ChEVelle, then make the Buick version an Electra.

I saw that about mid day, not sure how I missed that before.

I never got the fandom of that M3, visually it’s just a race car body with a graphic that doesn’t do the car any visual favors.

I don’t remember seeing where they were being accompanied by a local cop of any sort, so if that were the case, wouldn’t it be kidnapping too?

It would be a single story, so it wouldn’t have to be a big house. Now if I were to do the same for my Sister and her family, that might be a different story.......

I could still do a lot with that, I could pay off all the bills that my Sister’s family, our Dad, and I all have, find and buy some kind of storage structure like a warehouse for cars and junk, then put said cars and junk in it, maybe redo this house and get Dad a 1 story as well.

I was asked why I went with a 200 instead of a Challenger when I bought my car 10 years ago, some of it was that it was low key, even though the 200 and Avenger weren’t far off the 5.7l cars on acceleration........though with these asshats out there now......I’m happy I didn’t buy one just on that alone!

That’s probably what killed it, it would compete against teh F-Bodies AND Vette! They already had that with the GN/GNX and again with the Syclone.

They don’t need to ask, it’s in the VIN Number.

I think some of the newer Audi owners must have traded in their beige Camrys with the way some of them and even BMW owners drive.

That has to be coincidence, outside of the 5 Cherokee branded Jeeps we’ve owned from Chrysler, my Sister’s Challenger as well as the Chargers She and our Parents had and maybe the last Dodge pickup (a D-100 Adventurer) Dad had would be the only ones that lined up with that. Dad has had a 1950 Plymouth, ‘62 Fury, ‘68…