It is amazing how significant of a percentage of the hardcore college football audience is 1) Ignorant as fuck and 2) Not at all intelligent enough to attend the university they obsess over

RS & SS have different bumpers. Yes, it’s an SS. I’m so happy I have your approval. It literally made my life worth living.

Nah, I’ll stick with what I already have.

Seriously. It’s like being in a park with a racetrack that runs through it. So gorgeous. I need to drive it.

I had the worst landlords back in the day. They backed into my car, which was in the driveway, TWICE! And then they have the gall to criticize my driving habits.

Lollapalooza is always the hottest god-damned weekend of the year. I’m an old who thinks of Lolla as that few days where amatures crowd my L, rip up Grant Park, and flower crowned idiots make leaving the office for lunch on Friday a exercise in frustration and self restraint because fucking hell, this is the business…

We live among Pokemon... AT LEAST WHEN THE FUCKING SERVERS ARE UP!

there's a vape joke in here somewhere.

FFS. First off, it’s not LBC’s responsibility to babysit sales managers with idiot employees. Also, no one’s saying women have a monopoly on bad experiences, so please stop with the “WHAT ABOUT TEH MEN??” We’re just subjected to unique/additional forms of it due to sexism. As other commenters have mentioned, black men…

Yup. It basically comes down to a woman needs to know everything about the car she’s looking for to be taken as seriously as the average dude off the street/her male companion. But not too much or too loudly, or wearing too much makeup, because then you’ll hurt their man feelings or you’re just a show-off fake car…

Bless your heart.

Neutral: How Can Dealers Get Better About Selling To Women?

No thanks, I only enjoy racing when someone is screaming at me in German.

Haven’t had that “birds and the bees” talk yet? That's not how it works.

I’m biased because it’s my favorite track, but I swear cars just sound better at Road America. The acoustics with the trees, hills and valleys, along with the long straightaways.

Porsche seems to be attracted to Corvette’s exhaust note lately. They love it so much they put their noses right in Corvette’s tail.

Even so, I don’t mind spending the money to have a professional do it. Plus my brother has a speed shop. One of his biggest complaints is when home-built stuff comes in for him to tune and it’s a complete wreck, yet the tuner is always blamed under those circumstances. Another reason why you find a reputable shop to…

Yeah, sorry, I’m not able to build my Gen V LT1 into a stroker 429 or port my heads, so I have a professional doing it.

This is all kinds of pretentious. Ya I work on my own car too but I wouldn’t dare look down my nose at someone who paid a professional to install (and warranty that install!) parts for them. Not everyone has the time, resources, knowledge or inclination to work on their own vehicle. On top of that most people want…