I’m not a Camaro guy, let alone a GM or Domestic car guy in general, but I do like this new Gen 6. Even amidst the high belt lines I don’t enjoy, the car has a nice flow through its lines and is aggressive enough in the right places. Your trim pictured above is fantastic, great choice sir/ma’am.

I’m not sure if it is or not, but a close friend of mine does have it, but he’s the only male I know with it. On the other hand, my girlfriend does have a strong gluten sensitivity along with lactose intolerance as well, with a thyroid condition that gluten wreaks havoc on, no fun.

That looks incredible.

All things TVR! I approve!

Hahahaha touche!

The transmission was trying to compensate for you gunning it, moving the fuel intake to way over what it could handle on the fly, so it has to readjust and then can play catch up until the trans and engine speeds match, just like a slipping clutch. Progressive throttle inputs are much more responsive on the CVT and…

I second this.

I had never seen or heard of one of these until today, thank you! A whole new world has opened up to me!

I’ve always preferred the look of a single cab over an extended cab, but that’s about the end of the benefits list for me. I agree the extended cab is much more useful, just doesn’t look as clean to me.

Nice truck! Yeah I could see where the vinyl would turn your clothes into an even more effective sponge :/.

1976 C-10 Cheyenne Single Cab Long Bed 350/350.

Still rounding the board.

I’m not even responding to the fact that it’s a Subaru that is the topic, only your initial response. Subarus have their multitude of flaws and inconsistencies, neither are they blessed or holy, but they do hold the record on the Isle of Man, for now.

I could catch them sitting down, they were just so lame I had to pick them up off the floor.

You’re the one trying to undermine someone else’s achievement, so how about you “#GrowUp” ?

Yes.

YES!!!

Ohhhhhhh my that 921. So much lust.

That’s absolutely amazing! Satisfies all my car cravings in one quirky and aggressive wtf-is-that-idk-but-i-love-it package!

Step 1: Stop making excuses for how other people have an easier life than you, stop throwing a giant pity party and raining on anyone else’s idea of managing their life and breaking the stereotypical mold, and start actually working hard and doing whatever it takes to make it to the goals you aspire to reach.