The death of car culture

[GordoJay]

Not even close, looks like a honda pick up (whatever those are called idk). It would have helped if it looked liked a regular F150

Are you sure you're not looking at the Maverick? Those look like the Ridgeline to me.

 

[GordoJay]

Lol. So far from the truth. Lots of women breaking their necks here. You are in the wrong place I guess.

I only notice that when I'm walking ...

 

[GCATX]

This device will become mandatory, assuming they can adapt it to an ev. Pipe the noise through the optional train horns or what have you.

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

Dammit....he plays with the shifter....and wants to thrash its guts....annnndd....its 'throaty'

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

This device will become mandatory, assuming they can adapt it to an ev. Pipe the noise through the optional train horns or what have you.

I think we just witnessed the death of car culture with that

 

[badclam]

www.gmsquarebody.com

Love the Square bodies. Thanks for the link.

 

[Oldfart]

You guys will need my help in the future! I will be teaching V8 for you guys that are getting an EV. Remember to keep your windows lowered to increase the cool factor!

 

[Jaymare404]

ok here is my take. I am a quote unqoute Millennial, born in 1988. I have in my possession right now, a 1970 mustang mach 1 351 cleveland 4 barrel 4 speed, a 2005 mustang, a 2016 ford explorer, and my 2017 ford raptor.

I also have twins, boy and girl, and another one on the way, not sure if boy or girl (just found out a few weeks ago.) Anyway... my children will be and are being raised with a full respect of the classics and internal combustion engines. They WILL be taught how to drive a manual car and they are being taught to car spot. My son (3) can tell the difference between most makes and models of cars right now and LOVES playing with his (my old collection) of matchbox and hotwheels cars and trucks. He LOVES monster trucks and always tells me that he wants to drive a monster truck when he learns how to drive. My daughter (also 3) LOVES working in the garage with daddy on his cars and trucks and projects. She LOVES tinkering on things as well as helping mommy and daddy "drive" (pull into driveway on our lap etc.)

What i am trying to say is that I do not feel like the next generation will cause the loss of "car culture". It may shrink or transition from riced out fast and furious type cars to something else... but it wont die as long as adults raise our kids with a curiosity and passion towards cars.

I know that this is a long post but i think that it explains how I view the change coming. My parents had a healthy car collection throughout their years of my development, but they were not what i consider car obsessed. But they taught me to respect EVERYONEs choice in car no matter if you liked it or not. I hope that i can raise my kids with the same respect.

I believe that as long as there are cars that can be bought and owned, someone out there will be changing them to make them their own. Whether that is by tuning up an ICE or programing an EV, the culture will be there.

Now with that said about respecting everyones choice in how they modify their car, there is one part of car culture that just needs to ****! CAROLINA SQUAT TRUCKS JUST NEED TO GO! LOL. go ahead and flame me, call me a hypocrite, whatever... they are just plain DUMB! My kids also do not like them lol.

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

ok here is my take. I am a quote unqoute Millennial, born in 1988. I have in my possession right now, a 1970 mustang mach 1 351 cleveland 4 barrel 4 speed, a 2005 mustang, a 2016 ford explorer, and my 2017 ford raptor.

I also have twins, boy and girl, and another one on the way, not sure if boy or girl (just found out a few weeks ago.) Anyway... my children will be and are being raised with a full respect of the classics and internal combustion engines. They WILL be taught how to drive a manual car and they are being taught to car spot. My son (3) can tell the difference between most makes and models of cars right now and LOVES playing with his (my old collection) of matchbox and hotwheels cars and trucks. He LOVES monster trucks and always tells me that he wants to drive a monster truck when he learns how to drive. My daughter (also 3) LOVES working in the garage with daddy on his cars and trucks and projects. She LOVES tinkering on things as well as helping mommy and daddy "drive" (pull into driveway on our lap etc.)

What i am trying to say is that I do not feel like the next generation will cause the loss of "car culture". It may shrink or transition from riced out fast and furious type cars to something else... but it wont die as long as adults raise our kids with a curiosity and passion towards cars.

I know that this is a long post but i think that it explains how I view the change coming. My parents had a healthy car collection throughout their years of my development, but they were not what i consider car obsessed. But they taught me to respect EVERYONEs choice in car no matter if you liked it or not. I hope that i can raise my kids with the same respect.

I believe that as long as there are cars that can be bought and owned, someone out there will be changing them to make them their own. Whether that is by tuning up an ICE or programing an EV, the culture will be there.

Now with that said about respecting everyones choice in how they modify their car, there is one part of car culture that just needs to ****! CAROLINA SQUAT TRUCKS JUST NEED TO GO! LOL. go ahead and flame me, call me a hypocrite, whatever... they are just plain DUMB! My kids also do not like them lol.

Yep, no a ss low trucks

 

[Nex]

CAROLINA SQUAT TRUCKS JUST NEED TO GO!

The fuςk is that? Is that like a TRX that shiτs itself while watching a Raptor do Raptor things?