lol @ lexus drivers - Page 3

TheCaptain · 01-21-2009, 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by MrIcky

Oh man, Lexus drivers aren't even CLOSE to as bad as Prius drivers. They actually look upon others with disdain if you aren't measuring up in the green department. I also think some Prius owners get off on pulling out in front of trucks and holding them at 1 mph below the speed limit while they display their mad hypermiling skills. ...

Haha i love coming across Pruis' and Smartcars. It doesn't matter if i'm in my Caprice or Cobalt, I wind it up a few extra kms on the way by, just to make up for the atmosphere their attempting to save. The Caprice does real good with the 3" Magnaflow Ultraflow II muffler and exhaust on its nice V8. No cat in here! It also burns a bit of oil for their air purifying enjoyment...

MrIcky · 01-22-2009, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by TheCaptain

Haha i love coming across Pruis' and Smartcars. It doesn't matter if i'm in my Caprice or Cobalt, I wind it up a few extra kms on the way by, just to make up for the atmosphere their attempting to save. The Caprice does real good with the 3" Magnaflow Ultraflow II muffler and exhaust on its nice V8. No cat in here! It also burns a bit of oil for their air purifying enjoyment...

Good, scare the hemp-berets right off their pointy heads.

nUcLeArEnVoY · 01-22-2009, 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by TheCaptain

Haha i love coming across Pruis' and Smartcars. It doesn't matter if i'm in my Caprice or Cobalt, I wind it up a few extra kms on the way by, just to make up for the atmosphere their attempting to save. The Caprice does real good with the 3" Magnaflow Ultraflow II muffler and exhaust on its nice V8. No cat in here! It also burns a bit of oil for their air purifying enjoyment...

Take the cat off the Cobalt too. xD

I haven't really experienced cocky drivers yet. The general consensus in here seems to be brands that are imported usually harbor the cocky drivers. What about us? Nothing's worse than a Homestead redneck in a late 90's Silverado.

*CamaroSpike23* · 01-23-2009, 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by zebra

i was wondering where they found a red & yellow horse

its not a horse. its a dinosaur. D-Rex~T-Rex...

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Originally Posted by stovt001

Haha, that pretty well sums things up.

But remember guys, to the outside world we're the mullet brigade. Stereotypes only go so far.

so does the gene pool.

Jimmy · 01-23-2009, 05:55 PM

My first car was a 84 Toyota Celica. It worked good until it hit 100,000 miles... then it started falling a part. After spending about $2,500 on it I got rid of it. I have owned GM, Ford and Chrysler's since with good luck. My wife talked me into buying a used 2003 Toyota 4Runner for my son and it has been one problem after another. Granted he is rough on it. I will never own another Toyota.

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01-23-2009, 05:55 PM	#33
Jimmy Drives: 2010 2SS RS Camaro Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: St. Louis, MO Posts: 233	My first car was a 84 Toyota Celica. It worked good until it hit 100,000 miles... then it started falling a part. After spending about $2,500 on it I got rid of it. I have owned GM, Ford and Chrysler's since with good luck. My wife talked me into buying a used 2003 Toyota 4Runner for my son and it has been one problem after another. Granted he is rough on it. I will never own another Toyota.