Your story seems fairly common for those of us in the Detroit auto industry. I have lots of coworkers that want to live in extremely rural locales. They dont seem to understand that they could get their 1-5 acres much, much closer, but oh well. Several of my coworkers here in Plymouth come from 50+ miles away. I live…

Not ALL the tracks are gone and the elevated portions demolished. . The High Line Park is a pretty long walking park built around or on the tracks of the old trains.

Related-ish: ALWAYS show me the comments, dagnabbit. Why the hell is there an extra button in the way now?! This is one of the only places where the comments are good.

First of all, use my name, coward.

Still the action of a coward...if you have a problem with my driving, speak to me in person; I may not even know I did anything wrong! Damaging what is likely to be one of the most expensive pieces of property a person owns is fucking cowardly...this bitch should have known better.

There doesn't have to be more to this story. Some people are just assholes. 

There might be but you’d be surprised, there are plenty of videos where people keying cars as they go (and multiple of them). There was one when person walks into a store, walks out, notices the car and keys it.

It only has to look as good as it did from the factory.

Uh, Chevy

Also, because it is very ugly. 

I am very much someone who wants my cars analog and your fucking kids off my lawn.

That’s just bad implementation. 

NEUTRAL:

Ideally by voting out DJT in one year.

Trucks are just legitimately the easiest, most comfortable vehicles to drive on the road right now. Even the last gen ones drive great. My bosses all have ‘14 F150 XLT’s (All crew-cab 4x4, 2 5.0 and 1 EB). Even with cloth seats, and being  a mid-level model they are so quiet and the miles just roll past.

Since 1995, my DD has been a truck.

If you’re driving a truck at stock ride height with all emissions equipment intact, you’re fine and no need to apologize.

Theres nothing wrong with driving the vehicle you like. It's popular to hate on trucks, but driving a truck without using the full capacity is no worse than driving a sports car without taking it on the track.

Truck people need not apologize for their choice in vehicle, just like no one in a sports car should apologize for theirs. The whole hating on trucks/cuvs/SUVs things is dumb and tired. Don’t like that I get less mpgs than you? Eat a scabby dick and worry about your own pitiful and sad existence.

Just ran into my garage to fix this and to my bewilderment realized that I don't own a porsche.