I don't see an issue getting in and out of a low car, that's just technique -- own one and you'll figure it out.
Yep. Left palm on the door sill and then push off like it's a triceps exercise.
I don't see an issue getting in and out of a low car, that's just technique -- own one and you'll figure it out.
I concur with this plan.... @Evoex put me on the list. I showed your car to my boss and he wants dibs on it if you're selling...Just sell that to @mimico_polak When you're done with it and we can put the truck/van/daily driver threads to bed.
You get more for a kid. Just saying. You have more kids than kidneys.I concur with this plan.... @Evoex put me on the list. I showed your car to my boss and he wants dibs on it if you're selling...
How much can I get for a kidney?
And you can always make more of those .You get more for a kid. Just saying. You have more kids than kidneys.
Is that the GTAM baller meet?
non GTAM Baller meet.Is that the GTAM baller meet?
Those cars do nothing for me. Plus not available in a convertible like the wife wants. I think I dislike them because 1. they're rather underpowered and 2. the typical 20-something's that drive them (I'm old).If you want a proper modern sports car on the cheap (ish), you can't beat the BRZ/FR-S/86. I bought a BRZ as my winter car, it's stupidly fun, easy to get sideways at pretty much any speed you'd like, but not in a scary code-brown way. Clutch is short and light, shifter is almost Honda-like, steering is surprisingly good for an electric rack. Driving position is PERFECT. Only problem for old boys is the car is almost stupidly low even stock, and getting in/out as a 40-something is not that fun often.
Nah that's just Child's Play.Selling a kid for a sports car sounds like... Child Trafficking...
That's the door over there, right...?
About the Vipers do you have large feet?Those cars do nothing for me. Plus not available in a convertible like the wife wants. I think I dislike them because 1. they're rather underpowered and 2. the typical 20-something's that drive them (I'm old).
Nah that's just Child's Play.
I spent 2hrs reading up on the pros/cons of the Dodge Vipers. Intriguing vehicle.
Apparently having a long hand to elbow also ends poorly as you bang your elbow on a panel between the seats. I havent driven one so that is second hand info.About the Vipers do you have large feet?
My spouse would respond to that with a "No, sadly he does not".About the Vipers do you have large feet?
I happily cannot...And you can always make more of those .
Can't tell if you're serious or it's sarcasm. I can't picture the supercharged 6.2L (650HP) to feel lethargic even just lumping around. Been going down the Corvette wormhole recently and like much about the C7 Z06. I've watched enough Youtube vids that I'm surprised my wife hasn't asked if I'm bringing one home.My '17 Corvette Z06 was the same.
I'd always wanted one.Can't tell if you're serious or it's sarcasm. I can't picture the supercharged 6.2L (650HP) to feel lethargic even just lumping around. Been going down the Corvette wormhole recently and like much about the C7 Z06. I've watched enough Youtube vids that I'm surprised my wife hasn't asked if I'm bringing one home.
theres a shiny black late model mid engine vette driving around in stoney creek with muliti spoke wheels.
holy mama, now THAT car is a looker. gets me everytime with a double take.
Used C7 Z06’s for sale are all silly priced right now. Near the $100k mark is just too much for an 8yr old Vette.I'd always wanted one.
It can lump around no problem......but the entertainment gets better as the rpm's increase.
Get the Z07 package, if you can.
This was day 2 of ownership......(the white one)