IIRC, you can’t wear headphones while driving either.

I think you misspelled “terrifying”.

No.

Upvoted for the word “scritch”.

Well done - you just successfully got me to read the entire Wikipedia page of a children’s book.

As a side note, is that the new Cruze in the picture? What the hell is with GM these days, putting these MASSIVE FUCKING GRILLES on EVERY FUCKING CAR?

I was including those douchbaggy supercar YouTube channels in the definition of “bro cars” - that includes Lambos, Ferraris, McLarens, etc. I guess that’s kind of a separate category, though, since typical “bros” can’t really afford such cars.

Thanks for bringing back mid-2000s country radio memories...

I’m frightened.

I’ll admit, when I was about 13 I found a video of a water powered car and swore it was the future. I spent ages experimenting and reading up on the physics of it, convinced I’d eventually figure out how it worked.

Damn, really? I fell for that one ages ago.

That one’s true.

I’d like to hear some theories of why they did it. Obviously, pressure from the oil industry and the Bush administration was part of it, (as explained in “Who Killed The Electric Car”), but what possible advantage could GM get from recalling and crushing the cars? Why not just let the owners keep them? It’s not like…

Mercedes SLS AMG. It would have a little bit of a Porsche look to it.

Really? Name something bro-ier - a car, not a truck - than a Viper (besides the Demon, obviously).

Username checks out.

At this point, any car with even a hint of “performance” has the potential to be a “bro car”.

Ka..... chow?

I’m literally just parodying Big Block’s original comment.