That’s amazing. I’d love to one with a turbo 4. Maybe from a Neon SRT4 or an ecotec from a cobalt SS

Well in that case, I’m off to look for a Dodge Rampage.

Nope, typical GM fashion would be to shelf this idea completely after getting 95% of the work done. Maybe in another 20 years we’ll have a mid-engine corvette.

I recently subscribed to this channel and love it. My only complaint though is the dub-over. If you’re going to dub over another person, you need to mute them. Even though I don’t understand a lick of Russian, I still can’t focus on the English audio because it’s still two people talking at once.

Thank you for bringing logic to the comments. It’s definitely CP, but only because it’s priced way above market value, not because people think it’s ugly.

Well if it helps, no one in my generation thinks of anything else other than a fun drink to get at an Irish bar. The origin of the name may be horrible, but ask anyone under 30 what they think of when you mention Irish Car Bomb and they’ll probably start telling a funny story from a crazy night of drinking.

This has to be all part of the plan.

What is mentioned is that the door locks don’t work consistently

All forms of civil asset forfeiture is theft.

It’s still incredibly risky. It’s probably more of a hobby to them. 

What the fuck are you talking about?

The V12 XJ will probably increase in value when it is the last running example in the world.

That is still a dumb investing strategy. There’s a lot of extra costs that go into storing and maintaining 5-15 vehicles. And there’s always the risk of vipers losing value. Investing in an S&P 500 fund will almost guarantee more return on investment with virtually no work on your part. 

Probably Lithium Ion. LiPo’s would be amazing but too much of a safety risk.

Probably because he didn’t go through all of the trouble. The top end of the motor has likely not been modified to take any boost. And even worse, it might be running on the factory tune.

More driving training can only help. I’d gladly go to mandatory classes if it meant that the rest of society would finally drive better.

Well it’s far more than “neon with a body kit”. They share the same front subframe and that’s about it. Even the motors were different (except the GT which shared the same engine with the SRT4).

I owned mine for 5 years and would never consider it a shit box. It was a great car that never let me down. I think a lot of people refer to them as shit boxes because most are well over 200k miles, rusting, and falling apart. And the retro design wasn’t for everyone, I get that. But it still looks cool to a lot of…

Unfortunately at that price I cannot “Do it for Dale!”

People that think its okay to put their hazards on and move onto the opposite (opposing) side of the road to stop and get the mail out of their mailbox. There’s one particular asshole that does this regularly on my daily commute. On more than one occasion, he had to swerve back over to his lane because he didn’t see…