I mostly hate these mall crawlers anyway, but those with this particular “mod” trigger me. I was unable to find a picture showing this, but picture this with no tire on the spare wheel - WTF?!? I have seen enough of these to suspect that it’s intentional and not the result of a tire failure - they’re not ripping them…
Any Jeep that is modified to the point that it’s useless for most things. Huge wheels that would be terrible offroad. Suspension so tall it would be a terrible daily driver. So ugly that it’s not a show car. Why did you spend $30k making your Jeep terrible and useless?
Bro dozers, but particularly any festooned with stickers/decals/flags that are political or designed to insult or anger observers. Or dozers with only the front half of the lift kit installed.
Anyone driving a Tesla. If you spend money to line Elon Musks pockets you are the biggest douche on the planet.
Bro dozers, Mercedes G-Wagons, Cybertrucks, Hummer EVs
Honestly probably the only one is a bro dozer
Altima drivers, and Sentra drivers that aspire to be Altima drivers.
Making your face the brand identity, and then making “scumbag” your brand, really working out well for Elon and Tesla. Totally worth those billions.
Trump - Taking America back to 1955.
Trump really wants that rural vote from the guy with the one ton truck, side x side, fishing boat, snowmobile, ice house, dirt bike, and avt, that complains about the cost of gas.
Surprised that nobody has mentioned it yet, but the McLaren F1 used taillights from a bus
The Aston Martin DB7 borrows its tail lights from the Mazda 323.
Oldsmobile Alero
At one time the Oscar Meyer Weinermobile used the lightbar and headlights from a Pontiac Grand Prix and tail lights from a Trans-Am
“The truck tried to murder me today after it broke down on my first drive. Totally my fault though, still love Tesla!”
The Cybertruck is a “beast” in the same way that a Vespa scooter is a “hog.”
“above and beyond” = Teslastan for doing the bare minimum, and only when insisting in public.
He’s likely already fully stocked on the kool-aid since he bought his “beast” to begin with (why do they keep calling them that?). But yeah, I’ve never seen someone so proud and happy after just having their 35-mile-old vehicle dumping out coolant. This is just weird.
Sounds like they gave him a glass of Kool-Aid too....
The Pontiac Grand Prix hit all the right buttons for my 7-year-old self. It looked amazing, those grid-pattern tail lights tattoo’d themselves on my brain, and it’s the first car I remember hearing a distinctive exhaust note from.
