Would be a good shitpost trip but idk could cause trouble if the Mounties are feeling spicy

Yeah, I would make sure everything was legal

The fact that most of the cars around here are Chargers or Explorers would probably help

Yeah I'd think it'd be fun, but you got to do it with like 1 to 3 buddies

Well it would be for regular winter driving as well

Probably would have been a better idea 10 years ago

And although the P71 Package gives a limited slip, it would still be a better idea to just get a truck

Yeah if your gonna daily it best buy a truck however

It's not a bad buy

Truck would be more optimal for winter of course but there are agruements to be had for the vic

It was pretty rare that I shifted into 4HI on the road with my SUV

I only really used it offroad

I went to a classic car show the other day, and one of the cars was clearly overheating. it was idling in the line to get on the boardwalk and you could see spurts of the antifreeze spilling and making steaming piles on the road

Some guy came up to the driver and the driver literally just drove onto the boardwalk

Didn't even stop or anything

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg6L_7qLIEQ

i wonder how ken block will die 🤔

He was inches away from where an evo flew off the mountain in the previous year

I like hillclimb because it encourages extreme aero setups, and high-hp cars

oh dang

supercharged 2 stroke lol

I want some specs

Meanwhile on cringy shit you see on cars

Everytime

Those old boxy volvos are becoming such a meme

I want to support them, because Volvo never abandoned the wagon platform

but they are so fucking ugly

my mom recently bought me a car and i want to know what are some "essentials" i would need stored inside my car just in case some shit happens (like flat tire, engine broke down, car breaks down in the middle of no where)

Well, a spare tire, a lug wrench to get the lug nuts off, a jack, and ideally something to chock a wheel to stop the car from rolling while jacked up, just in case

A high-visibility triangle is a good thing, maybe more if you have the space and can imagine ever blocking a lane of traffic at night

Some spare fluids like antifreeze and windshield wiper fluid , and an empty gas can can come in handy

a small emergency first aid kit could save your life or someone else's if you crash, or if a crash just happens in front of you

If you are going on lengthy journeys, or just generally rural driving in the winter, something to clean snow off the car (I use a combo brush/squeegee with an ice chipper on the end) a good flashlight, a survival blanket, a fire source, a small candle, a pair of gloves in case you need to touch something greasy and don't want to be greasy at wherever you are headed to, a rag

hmm

>your mom will never buy you a car

My car is not worth fixing to pass inspection. Gonna sell it. Recommend new plummobile pls

maluch

but take it to one of those car repair shows from the history channel so they put smart car crap into it

damn that things fresh