Cars you respect/disrespect
11-02-2002, 12:55 AM
#31
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Posts: 324
Mad props to anything rotary powered and anything turbocharged. Even the big trucks!!
Cars that **** me off are the ones that dumb chicks drive with cell phones attached to there heads and that goes for the guys too.... Guys tend not to pay atention to the call as much as the wemen do tho
Cars that **** me off are the ones that dumb chicks drive with cell phones attached to there heads and that goes for the guys too.... Guys tend not to pay atention to the call as much as the wemen do tho
11-02-2002, 09:00 AM
#34
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Frederick MD
Posts: 6,331
Well, for the most part... The driver is what I would respect or disrespect...
If you drive a 1.6L honda like it's a 1.6L Honda, then you get my respect. If I see you weaving in and out of traffic or acting like your 1.6L is something else... You'll get none. And if I can find something in my car to throw at you, I ******* will.
If you drive a PORSCHE, and can't accurately describe to me what a 3rd gear highway pull to redline feels like, you get NO respect. Go get the 1.6L Honda. I'm not saying go thru a residential neighborhood and use kids as cones, but if you buy a Porsche, DRIVE a Porsche.
I've seen the 360 Modena in O'Fallon 1 too many times... going UNDER the speed limit.
If you drive a 1.6L honda like it's a 1.6L Honda, then you get my respect. If I see you weaving in and out of traffic or acting like your 1.6L is something else... You'll get none. And if I can find something in my car to throw at you, I ******* will.
If you drive a PORSCHE, and can't accurately describe to me what a 3rd gear highway pull to redline feels like, you get NO respect. Go get the 1.6L Honda. I'm not saying go thru a residential neighborhood and use kids as cones, but if you buy a Porsche, DRIVE a Porsche.
I've seen the 360 Modena in O'Fallon 1 too many times... going UNDER the speed limit.
11-04-2002, 05:37 PM
#35
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Posts: 946
I respect:
-All Mazda Rotary cars
-RWD true sports cars
-almost all German cars
-Honda, for their engineering prowess
-Chevrolet Corvette, for always being a relatively affordable American car that doesn't comprimise on features and quality.
-Old-school muscle cars that make you go "Whoa!"
I disrespect:
-Most American cars
-Pony cars: Mustangs, Camaros, Firebirds
-FWD sport compacts that masquerade as sports cars (Preludes, low-end Eclipses, Celicas, etc.)
-ricers
-minivans
-SUVs
I think that covers it.
-All Mazda Rotary cars
-RWD true sports cars
-almost all German cars
-Honda, for their engineering prowess
-Chevrolet Corvette, for always being a relatively affordable American car that doesn't comprimise on features and quality.
-Old-school muscle cars that make you go "Whoa!"
I disrespect:
-Most American cars
-Pony cars: Mustangs, Camaros, Firebirds
-FWD sport compacts that masquerade as sports cars (Preludes, low-end Eclipses, Celicas, etc.)
-ricers
-minivans
-SUVs
I think that covers it.
11-04-2002, 11:58 PM
#36
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Posts: 2,315
Can I just say.... I can't stand the whole Ford/Lincoln/Mercury chain. From the bitches at the dealerships to the nice scratches they think is funny to leave on your car when you drop almost a "g" everytime you bring it to get fixed/.....( which is every month...on average ) of course until you sub-consciously total it on the freeway..... 
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