If you knowingly buy a fake Rolex for one-fifth the price of a real Rolex, you’re still a sucker. ND.

What the hell is this?? To me it's not even CP. Is this even something you'd want for free? It looks like a headache wrapped in cheap plastic. Maybe there is merit somewhere, that I can't see. Enlighten me, please.

Probably the best Vega. Bad taste historically correct customization. Good condition, low miles. So wrong it’s right. NP.

I’m on my 2nd Subaru, and headed to the tattoo studio today to get my Subaru tattoo. I’ll be wearing my Subaru t-shirt and hat.

I drive a 3rd gen Forester (XT, so I guess I have a little more in common with the WRX crowd than the Outback crowd).

I love the Subaru drivers on the road, for the most part. They’re usually…

Since everyone already knows “Cybachuck” is the best answer, I will go with Punisher skull stickers, Molon Labe, thin blue line, or some variation of an american flag but abstracted to mean something else, basically anything that screams “if you break into this truck, you can steal guns”.

Tell them this flag is just as much their heritage..

No, I don’t have a Subaru, but this seems unfair. I say that because I’ve never met a Subaru owner (excluding the WRX) that cares even 1 cent about cars. I’d bet 99% of all Outback owners spend more time deciding on a new toothbrush than caring what car they drive.

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Any Jeep that is modified to the point that it’s useless for most things. Huge wheels that would be terrible offroad. Suspension so tall it would be a terrible daily driver. So ugly that it’s not a show car. Why did you spend $30k making your Jeep terrible and useless?

I ‘ve worked in the oil field and never understood these morons who then can’t understand why people bash oil field workers. Thanks for making all of us look like a barrel of assholes.

Bonus points for both thin-blue-line and dont-tread bumper stickers. 

I try to avoid painting with a broad brush, especially when some people just have to make do with what they already have or can afford. I’m also usually okay with people liking what they like. For me, it’s less about the vehicle and more about how the owner uses that vehicle to express themselves. That being said…

The fact that the checklist is aftermarket instead of a checklist that’s used—oh, I don’t know—BEFORE CUSTOMER DELIVERY, pretty much says it all. And it sounds a lot like Elon telling his own customers to go fuck themselves. And/or they’re counting on their customers’ slavish devotion to the brand to make it a moot…

Never a car itself, but what that car is displaying. I live in an area where several people have Confederate flags plastered all over their cars and flying from their flagpoles. I don’t care how cool your car and truck are, I’m not going to think highly of you for flying these flags.

But how often does Ford gaslight you to say -you- installed two different types of tires on your car?

dammit i came here to make this suggestion and even had the same image queued up to use.

BMWs. Sorry, guys. I know it's a stereotype (and it's certainly not as valid here in Germany), but BMW drivers are selfish SOBs.

Tesla, no contest.

Altima drivers, and Sentra drivers that aspire to be Altima drivers.

Tesla: It’s pronounced “British Leyland”, actually.