This has got to be the most creative complaint about a topic i have seen in some time.People buy these monsters so they can idle them in the Walgreens drive through while waiting to pick up their prescriptions.
I cannot think of the last time I’ve seen someone actually flogging their muscle car along the empty stretches of blacktop.
The car mentioned by Pappy has a monster V8 putting over a 1000 hp. It does sound like a bunch of turbo fans though.Those little fire ant motors they put in them little cars might be faster, but they still sound like a wood rat on acid. All that high pitched whining. Nothing compares to the sound of a big V8 with glass packs.
True for sure. You just point and stomp now days. No driving skill needed with traction controlSometimes we make things new and improved, or say faster or easier to use. Sometimes when we do that we lose the soul of the thing.
Don’t run into the lesbian ladies Subaru
Oddly specific you might sayThis has got to be the most creative complaint about a topic i have seen in some time.
At least you didn’t hit anybulldozers.Those little fire ant motors they put in them little cars might be faster, but they still sound like a wood rat on acid. All that high pitched whining. Nothing compares to the sound of a big V8 with glass packs.
I wish that was true in Savannah. Every urban kid has a Dodge challenger stomped at ever red light.People buy these monsters so they can idle them in the Walgreens drive through while waiting to pick up their prescriptions.
I cannot think of the last time I’ve seen someone actually flogging their muscle car along the empty stretches of blacktop.
Those trucks where wicked fast tooIronically the Buick Grand National is one of the first small turbo muscle car experiments ever produced for mass release.
My favorite go fast experiment was the Chevy Syclone and Typhoon
At least you didn’t hit anybulldozers.