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Unless they back into the stall, then it doesn’t matter what they drive, they are fleek, amiright @mgbreeze?
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big red23

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1. Pickup Trucks with a lift kit, no scratches on the bed and 26" rims and a fake set of balls hanging from the tailgate - Reason = They literally bought the vehicle, because they flamboyantly want to show off their narcissistic douchbaggery and got their money from a trust fund.

2. Old 1980's Mustang 5.0's that are 2 door Sedans with a trunk and have a nice rust job going on them. Yet these nut jobs that drive these things still think it is cool because it is fast... ?

3. Chevy Suburban or any SUV that is too big to fit in a standard garage. These vehicles are not necessary and people only buy them to show off. Most folks don't need seats for 7 and even if you did there are plenty of SUV's that have 3 rows of comfortable seating that get more than 12 miles per gallon in gas and can fit in your garage.

4. Old 1980's Cutlass Supremes that have 25" rims and a speaker system rattling the trunk... I would go as far as saying it is not just 1980's CS that do this, but when your rims are worth more than your vehicle something isn't right.

5. Tesla's and all full on electric vehicles. While I understand concept of electric vehicles and think it has potential to be a good idea, owning one now is 100% show and non-functional in it's current state outside of California.
 
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big red23

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I used to think Audi drivers were the most obnoxious, self-important a-holes on the road.

Then Tesla came along.
I had an Audi, and if I am being honest it drove better than any other car I have had until my current one... Honda Accord Touring Hybrid - HIGHLY RECOMMEND this vehicle.

However, I will never own another Audi again, because they are built so dumb. The damn battery is in the trunk and replacing the brakes... not brakes and rotors... brakes cost me $1800 back in 2017.
 
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I had an Audi, and if I am being honest it drove better than any other car I have had until my current one... Honda Accord Touring Hybrid - HIGHLY RECOMMEND this vehicle.

However, I will never own another Audi again, because they are built so dumb. The damn battery is in the trunk and replacing the brakes... not brakes and rotors... brakes cost me $1800 back in 2017.
The best thing about Audi is its easy to find the right parts when you go to the auto parts store. You don't even need a part number, just find the most expensive one and that's going to be the part that fits your Audi.
 

Huskers12345

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1. Pickup Trucks with a lift kit, no scratches on the bed and 26" rims and a fake set of balls hanging from the tailgate - Reason = They literally bought the vehicle, because they flamboyantly want to show off their narcissistic douchbaggery and got their money from a trust fund.

2. Old 1980's Mustang 5.0's that are 2 door Sedans with a trunk and have a nice rust job going on them. Yet these nut jobs that drive these things still think it is cool because it is fast... ?

3. Chevy Suburban or any SUV that is too big to fit in a standard garage. These vehicles are not necessary and people only buy them to show off. Most folks don't need seats for 7 and even if you did there are plenty of SUV's that have 3 rows of comfortable seating that get more than 12 miles per gallon in gas and can fit in your garage.

4. Old 1980's Cutlass Supremes that have 25" rims and a speaker system rattling the trunk... I would go as far as saying it is not just 1980's CS that do this, but when your rims are worth more than your vehicle something isn't right.

5. Tesla's and all full on electric vehicles. While I understand concept of electric vehicles and think it has potential to be a good idea, owning one now is 100% show and non-functional in it's current state outside of California.
Burbans are awesome. I drive a truck so no need for a big SUV, but absolutely loved it when we had one as an extra vehicle for trips. Road trips were so fun with the DVD player and a car full of kids and dogs.
 

SuperBigFan69

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I had an Audi, and if I am being honest it drove better than any other car I have had until my current one... Honda Accord Touring Hybrid - HIGHLY RECOMMEND this vehicle.

However, I will never own another Audi again, because they are built so dumb. The damn battery is in the trunk and replacing the brakes... not brakes and rotors... brakes cost me $1800 back in 2017.
This is sooooo accurate!
 

SuperBigFan69

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Yeah so what's up with that
I used to own a Wrangler (I am sure somehow that makes me subhuman and retarded) but the duck thing was not a thing back then. We did the "Jeep Wave" of course.

I know people say Wranglers are horrible but I never had one issue with mine...except for the back window getting sliced open the same night I ****** a girl who just broke up with her soon to be hubby.

I am sure it was totally just a coincidence though.
 

Cruel Halo

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The best thing about Audi is its easy to find the right parts when you go to the auto parts store. You don't even need a part number, just find the most expensive one and that's going to be the part that fits your Audi.
With an Audi A8, I don't bother going to an auto parts store.
 

BroskiRed

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Anyone with a handicap sticker. It somehow automatically makes them horrendous drivers.

Iowa plates combined with a handicap sticker makes them the equivalent of an 80 year old Asian.
Had a guy with this description, his Ford Expedition was so beat up from previous accidents that hanging parts were merging into my lane, guy was in about the same shape as his truck, barely functioning but driving