yea, and don’t get me started on people riding bikes in the opposite direction of traffic. I understand that most of them (at least here in Texas) don’t speak English and the bike is their only way to get to/from work, but that doesn’t excuse you from learning the rules of the road.

As a cyclist who has put in nearly 5,000 miles on the road this year... Bicycles should never be operated on a sidewalk by anyone over the age of 12.

Riding a bicycle on public roads that are shared by motor vehicles is an incredibly dangerous activity, and you are putting your life on the line every time you do so. If “safety” is even a tiny eensie meensy portion of your decision making rubric, don’t do it — just drive a car or take mass transit.

Or, you could, you know....get some training on how to drive something that powerful, get some practice at the track with a qualified instructor, and end up being a far better driver as a result.

Doesn’t matter if you’re going 15 mph or 150 mph if you’re an irresponsible driver.

I race my car. I promise you that you don’t notice the upgrade until you get on a track. OEM pads are plenty if you are observing the law on the street. Tires are significantly more important.

Yeah the ST 12 gallon tank is complete crap. It has the shortest tank range of any car I have ever owned. You shouldn’t get range anxiety in a gas burner. But I still love the car.

Another RWD snob here...

Lift-throttle oversteer? Rotatey?

That was cool, this is cool, too:

But if I don’t stop at least 30 feet away from the car in front of me, how am I supposed to slowly creep forward while the light’s red?

That’s at least 5k too high. Also e36 M3 isn’t really any better than a well sorted 328.

It got wrecked by a towing company worked who took it for a joyride :(

let me cry for these poor maligned millionaires.

First thing I did when I got the Z51 C7 was sign my happy ass up for professional driving instruction on a safe race track. Boy has it paid off. These new vettes punish ham-fisted inputs and aren’t as forgiving and playful as say, a Miata. Also, MAKE SURE THERE’S HEAT IN YOUR TIRES FIRST.

As a Virginian, I say to you: find a different station. Only time I failed is because part of my headlight housing was broken and it couldn’t be adjusted to the proper angle.

I’m convinced that Virginia’s state inspection is set up to enable service stations to sell overpriced wiper blades and air filters to every car that comes in for a sticker, because that used to be what was cited *every damn time*.

1. It’s in the cards for the future!
2. Nah. Part of the car’s charm is its RHD thing. If I were keeping it long term, I would definitely start to wish it were LHD. But I’m not.

Yup, but they’re also about half the price.