80 consecutive quarter mile runs to burn through an entire tank of gas

If a front-engine, RWD car went into production with heat problems, then they’d really better be careful with the forthcoming mid-engine version.

GM didn’t fix a huge ignition problem so I doubt they would fix a 1% problem lol.

Exacty!! GM made and advertised the Z06 as a track car. It should be able to handle it. ACR Vipers don’t overheat neither do GT3 Porsches.

Anyone who has seen these cars heatsoak on the track knows that this is will not be fixed by a hood with larger vents. A $100k track car should be able to go around the track at full throttle in the summer, you know when the track days are.

Reminds of that time I was trying to take a routine shit in the toilet and I misjudged it and shit directly into my own mouth.

SOA does things a lil differently (orderd an ‘11 WRX Hatch). The dealer honestly doesn’t know until it’s on the truck / train to them. SOA might know, but they don’t tell the dealer.

Reason #2,564,879 to not live in NYC.

Same thing happened when I ordered my first WRX in 2012 and then again when I ordered an STi earlier this year.

Sounds par for the course when the car company has to go through a third party to sell you a car. Why should they even respond to your inquiries?

It’s what the internets was made for really.

You can take the Ford out of the Mustang but you can’t take the Mustang out of the Ford.

Did you drunk buy a ukulele too?

Pretty sure that’s a Bugatti dude.

TotD is overrated and full of squids and cops. Access roads to the BRP once they’re closed for the winter is where it’s at since you can get traffic-free roads. Drive up to the top to make sure the road isn’t icing over, drive back down to the bottom. If you don’t pass anyone on your way down, you can blast up the…

Only appropriate that on 4th of July the American once again conquers the Brit.

When you’re Apple you can tell all your customers that they are holding their iTelephone 4 wrong even thought they did so for 30 years

They’re going to move them outside the environment.