Spirit Airlines incites a brawl.

There is an LC500 locally with some of that crap plastered on it, I feel very bad for the car.

Who stole it from Mitsubishi :(

The most terrifying thing on the road  - a Corolla with a ZipCar sticker. All that plus they only drive *occasionally*.

My dumbass brother spent $12K ruining a perfectly good Chevy truck this way. Big lift, big wheels and tires, headers and a “tune”. At which point it got 9mpg and he couldn’t afford to drive it. Then we ended up selling it for $13K to pay his bills. Like setting money on fire.

Tesla Model 3s and Ys.

It’s really not about the cars but about the lawless thugs operating them

Give it a break…

Both of mine.  Ready for newer ones.  Hoping the inflated prices go down before either of them die.

Nissan took over the 400 credit score crowd from Hyundai / Kia about a decade ago.

Bro-dozers and Teslas. Two sides of the same douchey obnoxious coin.

Nissan Altima. I don’t know how it came to be the go-to car for shitty drivers, but whenever I see one in my peripheral vision I know I’m about to get cut off.

Sorta. There are only 2 trims and no individual options. You either get the base model with 18" wheels, cloth seats, smaller touchscreen, etc. etc., or you get the Performance model, with all the luxury/tech doodads plus 19s, bigger brakes, and LSD. One assumes Nissan did this to get a model in under $40,000 while…

Let’s not forget ever-present decals in the back window: Blue line flag, “Let’s go Brandon”, Punisher skull, AR-15 silhouette, and Trump 2024. But without the Brodozer and the decals how else would we know how badass these guys are?

THESE!!! any of THESE....

Lifted White Truck. I live in Texas so they are everywhere. At least the trucks in color provide some change in scenery, but Lifted White Truck is the BMW of Texas, especially in cities.

I really need someone to drill down how much of modern car’s performance is just tires. Like at some point getting a good Burgerring time for a “stock” car is just about having an option on the books that has incredibly wide P Zeros and suspension tuned to handle those. Right?

See also: the Silica revolution and how a…

I did go into multiple dealerships, basically what I did was work them a bit on price and then once dealer x made me a deal I went to y dealership and told them what x offered. Y makes me a better offer so I go to z, z makes a better offer so I go back to x....round and round. I actually had one sales manager blow up…

1. I wonder how expensive it is per day. My guess is somewhere in the $400-$1000 range, so it’ll be for rich people who could afford to buy one anyway.

Seems like they went back to phisical buttons for everything non-infotainment, or at least for the climate.
Noice.