I would be prerunning everywhere, with just a bit more lexan and a heater:

Prerunning all the time, just add a windshield:

I’ve owned three Camaros (1982, 1985, 2002) and one Pontiac (Solstice GXP). They were all very reliable. As a young teenager, I beat on those 80s Camaros so much and they continued to live on as reliable transportation. To my 2002 Camaro I added a GT67 Turbo to for 585 horespower on a 100% stock drive train and the…

What is such a ridiculous argument is a Eastern European using this snobbish attitude towards an American 1990s muscle car. 15 years ago there were Mustangs, Camaros, and Firebirds everywhere in the US. They were fun cars that were quick and fun to drag race. A LS1 Fbody running low 13s/high 12s was very fast at the…

What I find so interesting is the attack on a late ‘90s muscle car from a citizen of a former soviet state. The cars of Hungary in the 1990s were complete shit right down to the Trabi and Polski Fiat.

What I find so interesting is the attack on a late ‘90s muscle car from a citizen of a former soviet state. The cars of Hungary in the 1990s were complete shit right down to the Trabi and Polski Fiat.

There’s some amiss here, I see no dirt.

Crappy tuning shops tend to keep their dyno numbers inflated with a lack of calibration. Others use just plain wrong air density data to inflate dyno numbers. Someone at Hennessey needs calibrate the dyno and then enter in accurate barometric pressure data for their area. Click on Texas: http://www.usairnet.com/weather…

More air flows over the wing than under, that’s how wings fly.

I really liked the Veloster and I looked at a satin grey turbo before my Abarth. I really appreciated the extra room but the sense of speed and good handling wasn’t there. Suprisingly Hyundai wasn’t willing to budge on price either.

This this this, I love Beck Spyders. It would be a blast for a year but it would need a garage.

Learn to fly and buy a Cessna 172. It would be a whole new adventure.

I would not ride a road bike or any kind of motorcycle in Florida. There’s no chance of living when you share the road with such a high population of elderly, tweakers, and drunks.

It’s so funny to see it again and realize it was Channing Tatum back in 2002.

Sorry Mattias but you are so wrong. You missed out on the car culture of the late 90s. Hungary was still about 20 years behind the western world at that time. I don’t blame you, most of the Magyar kids of that time couldn’t dream about owning a car and if they were lucky to do so, they were driving utterly hopeless…

Maybe they had a late Halloween party?

I really miss the 90s Alt-rock, a time when you could turn on the radio station and new/good music would be playing.

Sub-frame connectors, no T-Tops, trailing arms, tubular K member, etc...

Stop it! Stop making these cool again! I haven’t bought mine yet.

I love it, but isn’t the fuel being injected at the wrong moment, just to create such sputtering and popping?