I’m still wondering what it’s like to own a car under 30k miles

I’ve taken three of them to the mid 30K mile range and have never been to the dealership for repair. These cars have never let me down. Never.

F1's never cared about working stiffs.

Heh. “Work truck” reminded me of this one.

This morning, I was driving the posted speed limit. Without doing anything special, myself and other drivers were able to box her in for a couple of miles.

It’s from La La Land. Big choreographed dance sequence. Musical nerd dubgasm was dancing in his seat while jalop dubgasm cringed for a hot second before I realized that I didn’t care what they were doing to a Saturn L200, a Dodge Intrepid, or a MkIV Jetta

...engine over revving at idle...

Im gonna call it now: Fake.

Counter-proposal. We sail surfaced if their boats promise to stay underwater.

What is funny is that people pay $400 for a framerate bump all the time on PC.

You’re too trash at the game to use the methods that were intended. Enjoy being a cheater.

I just wanted to say that yesterday while browsing a BMW forum, someone said, “You may not know this, (sorry if you already do!) but fuel compresses differently than water. If you got water in your pistons your engine is toast. The fuel is designed to be compressed.” So much wrong...

I am fine with inclusion for non ranked games, and custom games. But to play in ranked or competitive modes you should have to use the standard input meathod.

Regular manufacturers don’t dyno each vehicle.

Nope, collapsed airbags. Lincolns are notorious for failed air suspension systems dating back to the Mark VIII

Are you sure it’s not just a broken air suspension? I’ve seen quite a few FoMoCo products with that problem...

One of the advantages of driving stick. I also try to avoid braking as much as possible in traffic.

All this time and you still haven’t rode in your brothers car, eh?

Having recently moved from Chicago to Atlanta, Chicago is FAR worse.

Until you speak of traffic, then, well, Atlanta is a special kind of “nuts”.

The city, itself, isn’t the problem - people don’t respect one another and that failure has no geography limits.

The positive spin is she got rid of her Saturn.