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OBAMNA PHONE
Aug 7, 2002


what in the gently caress

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coupedeville
Jan 1, 2012

MY ANACONDA DOM'T WANT NONE UNLESS U GOT CUM SON!

bonelessdongs posted:

Also we may laugh but didn't GM have an official "fix" for the early northstars that involved compressed bits of wood pulp getting added to the coolant?

Something something ginger root something something coolant sealing tabs who cares it's just a lovely northstar lmaoooo

BlackMK4
Aug 23, 2006

wat.
Megamarm

BraveUlysses posted:



what in the gently caress

Yeah, I saw that too. Pretty fuckin weird, but I guess most pregnancy celebratory stuff is

Finger Prince
Jan 5, 2007


Story time:
Since I've been commuting by car again, I've been noticing this orange lamborghini huracan on its way to wherever at the same time of the morning, out in the suburbs where my office is.
It hurts to see.
I've always loved lamborghinis. To me they've always been truly exotic. The playthings of wealthy playboys, entertainers and drug lords. Not something you drive to work Monday to Friday 9 to 5 out in the bleak suburban wastelands. I mean, kudos to this guy daily driving it to his lucrative business selling groffel grommets or making bus station advertising signs or whatever passes for excitement out here.
It just cheapens the whole experience of seeing one. Seeing an orange lamborghini should brighten your day, not be cause to reflect on the bleakness of existence.
It's like seeing a prize winning thoroughbred being used to pull a dung cart.

taqueso
Mar 8, 2004


:911:
:wookie: :thermidor: :wookie:
:dehumanize:

:pirate::hf::tinfoil:

Disagree, this guy could just leave it in his garage but instead they are using it.

Gasoline
Jul 31, 2008
They're building 3000 Huracans a year

BlackMK4
Aug 23, 2006

wat.
Megamarm

taqueso posted:

Disagree, this guy could just leave it in his garage but instead they are using it.

^ this. I'm not really a fan of owning cars just to look at them or use as a status symbol, meh.

Eyud
Aug 5, 2006

Yeah, warehouse sized garages full of exotic treasures that never get driven are way more depressing than a Lambo in the suburbs

Around here I'm sure every supercar is owned by some shithead tech CEO or shithead college kid with rich parents but I still enjoy seeing/hearing them occasionally

taqueso
Mar 8, 2004


:911:
:wookie: :thermidor: :wookie:
:dehumanize:

:pirate::hf::tinfoil:

Also you don't know that dude, maybe talk to them at an intersection and who knows they could be cool

TheBacon
Feb 8, 2012

#essereFerrari

also a hurracan is an audi

it owns someone is dailying the lambo

Finger Prince
Jan 5, 2007


Eyud posted:

Yeah, warehouse sized garages full of exotic treasures that never get driven are way more depressing than a Lambo in the suburbs

Around here I'm sure every supercar is owned by some shithead tech CEO or shithead college kid with rich parents but I still enjoy seeing/hearing them occasionally

Thats kind of my point though. A Lambo should be owned by a shithead CEO, rich college kid, trust fund euro trash, or drug dealer. Not someone who has to toil at a regular job for a living like the rest of us schlubs.
I'm not saying it should be kept in a garage, but it should be parked outside a snobby cafe that serves champagne at 10am on a weekday. Or a skeezy nightclub on a Friday night. Or a boutique clothing shop in the expensive part of town.
Obviously the guy is welcome to use his car however he sees fit, but a car like that should imply that you don't have to walk through the mud, not that you can afford to wear your good shoes while walking through the mud.
I've never seen a Murcielago or Diablo commuting. I guess what I'm saying is witnessing this, it speaks to me about the commodification of the brand, which makes me sad.

BlackMK4
Aug 23, 2006

wat.
Megamarm
Gotta subsidize the creation of things like the Super Trofeo Evo and SCV12 somehow :v:

TheBacon
Feb 8, 2012

#essereFerrari

Finger Prince posted:

Thats kind of my point though. A Lambo should be owned by a shithead CEO, rich college kid, trust fund euro trash, or drug dealer. Not someone who has to toil at a regular job for a living like the rest of us schlubs.
I'm not saying it should be kept in a garage, but it should be parked outside a snobby cafe that serves champagne at 10am on a weekday. Or a skeezy nightclub on a Friday night. Or a boutique clothing shop in the expensive part of town.
Obviously the guy is welcome to use his car however he sees fit, but a car like that should imply that you don't have to walk through the mud, not that you can afford to wear your good shoes while walking through the mud.
I've never seen a Murcielago or Diablo commuting. I guess what I'm saying is witnessing this, it speaks to me about the commodification of the brand, which makes me sad.

Sure but that was 20 years ago with the gallerdo that was VAG trying to save the company from going under.

taqueso
Mar 8, 2004


:911:
:wookie: :thermidor: :wookie:
:dehumanize:

:pirate::hf::tinfoil:

Finger Prince posted:

Thats kind of my point though. A Lambo should be owned by a shithead CEO, rich college kid, trust fund euro trash, or drug dealer. Not someone who has to toil at a regular job for a living like the rest of us schlubs.
I'm not saying it should be kept in a garage, but it should be parked outside a snobby cafe that serves champagne at 10am on a weekday. Or a skeezy nightclub on a Friday night. Or a boutique clothing shop in the expensive part of town.

This is totally fair, I think the mafioso upstarts will be able to find even cooler cars so it will all work out eventually

Cacafuego
Jul 22, 2007

Finger Prince posted:

Thats kind of my point though. A Lambo should be owned by a shithead CEO, rich college kid, trust fund euro trash, or drug dealer. Not someone who has to toil at a regular job for a living like the rest of us schlubs.
I'm not saying it should be kept in a garage, but it should be parked outside a snobby cafe that serves champagne at 10am on a weekday. Or a skeezy nightclub on a Friday night. Or a boutique clothing shop in the expensive part of town.
Obviously the guy is welcome to use his car however he sees fit, but a car like that should imply that you don't have to walk through the mud, not that you can afford to wear your good shoes while walking through the mud.
I've never seen a Murcielago or Diablo commuting. I guess what I'm saying is witnessing this, it speaks to me about the commodification of the brand, which makes me sad.

I drove past a big fat guy in a tiny duplex on one of the shittier streets here using a hose to wash his McLaren (whatever the cheapest one is) and I thought the same as you. It's possible he fit (:lol:) the drug dealer criteria though.

Midjack
Dec 24, 2007



Finger Prince posted:

Thats kind of my point though. A Lambo should be owned by a shithead CEO, rich college kid, trust fund euro trash, or drug dealer. Not someone who has to toil at a regular job for a living like the rest of us schlubs.
I'm not saying it should be kept in a garage, but it should be parked outside a snobby cafe that serves champagne at 10am on a weekday. Or a skeezy nightclub on a Friday night. Or a boutique clothing shop in the expensive part of town.
Obviously the guy is welcome to use his car however he sees fit, but a car like that should imply that you don't have to walk through the mud, not that you can afford to wear your good shoes while walking through the mud.
I've never seen a Murcielago or Diablo commuting. I guess what I'm saying is witnessing this, it speaks to me about the commodification of the brand, which makes me sad.

Pure uncut lmao at someone unironically gatekeeping for Lamborghini.

Eyud
Aug 5, 2006

Midjack posted:

Pure uncut lmao at someone unironically gatekeeping for Lamborghini.

Solar Coaster
Sep 2, 2009

Finger Prince posted:

Story time:
Since I've been commuting by car again, I've been noticing this orange lamborghini huracan on its way to wherever at the same time of the morning, out in the suburbs where my office is.
It hurts to see.
I've always loved lamborghinis. To me they've always been truly exotic. The playthings of wealthy playboys, entertainers and drug lords. Not something you drive to work Monday to Friday 9 to 5 out in the bleak suburban wastelands. I mean, kudos to this guy daily driving it to his lucrative business selling groffel grommets or making bus station advertising signs or whatever passes for excitement out here.
It just cheapens the whole experience of seeing one. Seeing an orange lamborghini should brighten your day, not be cause to reflect on the bleakness of existence.
It's like seeing a prize winning thoroughbred being used to pull a dung cart.

You don't happen to live in the Kirkland / Redmond area of Washington do you? There's a guy who dailys an orange Gallardo and a neon green one for the last few years there.

Honestly, I got more props for the people who continuously drive their over priced exotics and seem to just get the enjoyment out of it as and use it as a daily opposed to people who use it as a status symbol and keep it locked up in a private garage. At least this guy plays with his toy.

xzzy
Mar 5, 2009

If exotics are getting "commodified" it's not a problem with the company selling them, it means there's too many rich people oozing about and maybe we should tax them the tiniest bit so these unicorn cars stay off the filthy public streets.

TheBacon
Feb 8, 2012

#essereFerrari

Solar Coaster posted:

You don't happen to live in the Kirkland / Redmond area of Washington do you? There's a guy who dailys an orange Gallardo and a neon green one for the last few years there.

Honestly, I got more props for the people who continuously drive their over priced exotics and seem to just get the enjoyment out of it as and use it as a daily opposed to people who use it as a status symbol and keep it locked up in a private garage. At least this guy plays with his toy.

Lmao my good friend is coworkers with that guy and I know the exact car you are talking about. It’s also the car I thought of when I read that post hahaha.

Finger Prince
Jan 5, 2007


Midjack posted:

Pure uncut lmao at someone unironically gatekeeping for Lamborghini.

A Lambo is a villain's car, or at very least a rogue's. Or it was, anyway. Now, poo poo, it feels like it might as well be a Corvette.
I guess the Huracan is just the Gallardo replacement and meant to occupy that tier, but for some reason the Gallardo didn't feel quite so common. Maybe because I was used to seeing them around central London, and associated that with ill-gotten gains, rather than Outer Mississauga, and thus now associating them with the soul-crushing monotony of suburban life.

Code Jockey
Jan 24, 2006

69420 basic bytes free

Solar Coaster posted:

You don't happen to live in the Kirkland / Redmond area of Washington do you? There's a guy who dailys an orange Gallardo and a neon green one for the last few years there.


Ha, back in the Before Times I used to commute through this area daily and I think I've seen this dude lol

Related, my wife and I were driving on I-5 near Everett yesterday and saw a car that made both of us say "what the gently caress?"




(not my photos)

"Was that a Ferrari... station wagon?"

(to be fair I don't know supercars well enough to know if it was exactly this, but it was black, and looked exactly like this, and I can't imagine many other cars look like that)

Finger Prince
Jan 5, 2007


Code Jockey posted:

Ha, back in the Before Times I used to commute through this area daily and I think I've seen this dude lol

Related, my wife and I were driving on I-5 near Everett yesterday and saw a car that made both of us say "what the gently caress?"




(not my photos)

"Was that a Ferrari... station wagon?"

(to be fair I don't know supercars well enough to know if it was exactly this, but it was black, and looked exactly like this, and I can't imagine many other cars look like that)

Nah, that's just the new Mazda 3 hatch.

donut
Feb 4, 2001

Code Jockey posted:

Ha, back in the Before Times I used to commute through this area daily and I think I've seen this dude lol

Related, my wife and I were driving on I-5 near Everett yesterday and saw a car that made both of us say "what the gently caress?"




(not my photos)

"Was that a Ferrari... station wagon?"

(to be fair I don't know supercars well enough to know if it was exactly this, but it was black, and looked exactly like this, and I can't imagine many other cars look like that)
That's not a Ferrari station wagon, this is a Ferrari station wagon:



The Ferrari 456 Gt Venice, made special order for the Sultan of Brunei, so 6 of the 7 they made have evaporated somewhere in Southeast Asia, luckily one escaped and is apparently in the UK.

CAT INTERCEPTOR
Nov 9, 2004

Basically a male Margaret Thatcher

Finger Prince posted:

Thats kind of my point though. A Lambo should be owned by a shithead CEO, rich college kid, trust fund euro trash, or drug dealer. Not someone who has to toil at a regular job for a living like the rest of us schlubs.
I'm not saying it should be kept in a garage, but it should be parked outside a snobby cafe that serves champagne at 10am on a weekday. Or a skeezy nightclub on a Friday night. Or a boutique clothing shop in the expensive part of town.
Obviously the guy is welcome to use his car however he sees fit, but a car like that should imply that you don't have to walk through the mud, not that you can afford to wear your good shoes while walking through the mud.
I've never seen a Murcielago or Diablo commuting. I guess what I'm saying is witnessing this, it speaks to me about the commodification of the brand, which makes me sad.

What the hell? This has to be one of the worst takes I've read. Screw that DD a Lambo is cool AF.

You know Lambos tow trailers with goats in Australia, right? THAT is how a Lambo should be used, not.... whatever.

Edit : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYMAbF3dP2M - Lambo with goats. Def wrong thread

CAT INTERCEPTOR fucked around with this message at 00:20 on Sep 10, 2020

TheBacon
Feb 8, 2012

#essereFerrari

Obligatory Lambos should be allowed for farm work only

Colostomy Bag
Jan 11, 2016

:lesnick: C-Bangin' it :lesnick:

Well they do have tractors...

Memento
Aug 25, 2009


Bleak Gremlin

Finger Prince posted:

I've never seen a Murcielago or Diablo commuting. I guess what I'm saying is witnessing this, it speaks to me about the commodification of the brand, which makes me sad.

Having driven a Diablo through city traffic I can tell you the reason you've never seen anyone commuting one is that they are an unmitigated trashfire to drive anywhere except a track.

Colostomy Bag
Jan 11, 2016

:lesnick: C-Bangin' it :lesnick:

A while back was at Discount Tire. Diablo in the lot. Asked the guys inside about it and they said it was the owner's and he daily drives it.

Later in the day spot a Gallardo.

The kicker...it was snowing all day. That must have been fun.

GOD IS BED
Jun 17, 2010

ALL HAIL GOD MAMMON
:minnie:

College Slice
If someone is gonna drop over $100k on a car, I'd rather it be a Lambo than some boring high end BMW or Mercedes. At least a Lambo is cool to look at in traffic.

Finger Prince
Jan 5, 2007


Memento posted:

Having driven a Diablo through city traffic I can tell you the reason you've never seen anyone commuting one is that they are an unmitigated trashfire to drive anywhere except a track.

As it should be.

CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:

What the hell? This has to be one of the worst takes I've read. Screw that DD a Lambo is cool AF.

You know Lambos tow trailers with goats in Australia, right? THAT is how a Lambo should be used, not.... whatever.

Edit : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYMAbF3dP2M - Lambo with goats. Def wrong thread

Yeah see now this is good and proper. Here's a guy towing goats with his murc. He is immediately intriguing. A wealthy, eccentric farmer? Tax sheltering charity petting zoo? Taken as collateral? This draws attention, like a good lamborghini should. A ute towing a goat trailer, nobody even blinks.

randomidiot
May 12, 2006

by Fluffdaddy

(and can't post for 11 years!)

bonelessdongs posted:

Also we may laugh but didn't GM have an official "fix" for the early northstars that involved compressed bits of wood pulp getting added to the coolant?

It's Barr's Golden Seal stop leak, rebranded as GM cooling system pellets.

Humphreys
Jan 26, 2013

We conceived a way to use my mother as a porn mule


Rich pricks ruining their supercars is one thing, but now watch it in French and it's a Mini:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egWuwNOT8EQ

Midjack
Dec 24, 2007



Humphreys posted:

Rich pricks ruining their supercars is one thing, but now watch it in French and it's a Mini:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egWuwNOT8EQ

Excellent, it’s always fun to see a Gumball prick get what’s coming to him.

I’m a little surprised at no airbags but I guess it didn’t have curtains.

wesleywillis
Dec 30, 2016

SUCK A MALE CAMEL'S DICK WITH MIRACLE WHIP!!

Finger Prince posted:

As it should be.


Yeah see now this is good and proper. Here's a guy towing goats with his murc. He is immediately intriguing. A wealthy, eccentric farmer? Tax sheltering charity petting zoo? Taken as collateral? This draws attention, like a good lamborghini should. A ute towing a goat trailer, nobody even blinks.

Where the poo poo would you even get a trailer hitch for a lambo?
Ninja edit: If it was a Ferrari doing that, I get the feeling people from Italy would come and steal it away from him in the night, and take it back to Maranello, and leave the owner with a very indignant note saying they're banned from ever buying another one.

Midjack
Dec 24, 2007



wesleywillis posted:

Where the poo poo would you even get a trailer hitch for a lambo?
Ninja edit: If it was a Ferrari doing that, I get the feeling people from Italy would come and steal it away from him in the night, and take it back to Maranello, and leave the owner with a very indignant note saying they're banned from ever buying another one.

If you have enough money for the Lamborghini you probably also have enough money for a machine shop and garage to fab and install a custom hitch.

Olympic Mathlete
Feb 25, 2011

:h:


Code Jockey posted:

Ha, back in the Before Times I used to commute through this area daily and I think I've seen this dude lol

Related, my wife and I were driving on I-5 near Everett yesterday and saw a car that made both of us say "what the gently caress?"




(not my photos)

"Was that a Ferrari... station wagon?"

(to be fair I don't know supercars well enough to know if it was exactly this, but it was black, and looked exactly like this, and I can't imagine many other cars look like that)

Wrong thread, shooting brakes own bones, same as breadvans.

Applebees Appetizer
Jan 23, 2006

Humphreys posted:

Rich pricks ruining their supercars is one thing, but now watch it in French and it's a Mini:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egWuwNOT8EQ

What an idiot, how does anyone with any kind of driving experience drifting around not anticipate that happening on grass

Bass Ackwards
Nov 14, 2003

Anything can be used as a hammer if you try hard enough.

Code Jockey posted:

"Was that a Ferrari... station wagon?"

Shooting brake. :toot:

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Midjack
Dec 24, 2007



Applebees Appetizer posted:

What an idiot, how does anyone with any kind of driving experience drifting around not anticipate that happening on grass

lmao I watched to the end and he claims he did 23km of loops around his house before he rolled it. yeah no poo poo you dug up some grooves, moron. he seems like a real manbaby in general.

Midjack fucked around with this message at 02:02 on Sep 11, 2020

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