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Good riddance! I live in DC and the streets are riddled with bad drivers. Invariably the worst are driving Chargers, high on their own gas fumes. I used to own
by jonstewart 5y ago
Good riddance! I live in DC and the streets are riddled with bad drivers. Invariably the worst are driving Chargers, high on their own gas fumes.
I used to own an ‘84 LTD with a 5L V8. Its horsepower was more modest than today’s hyper optimized engines, but it could still peel out of any parking lot and cruise down the interstate, a lot of fun to drive. But it’s a car of the past, and now these terrible Dodge Hemi-roid-rage cars will be, too.
- throwaway0a5e 5y agoThe fact that you don't notice the guys in BMWs and whatnot who do the exact same thing tells me you probably just don't like the FCA (I'm sorry, Stellantis) demographics. Frankly I think that it's a good thing that there exist value brands that can give people with room temperature credit scores the ability to own flashy sports cars, big sedans and 3-row family haulers.
- jonstewart 5y ago:eyeroll: There are BMW drivers here, bad ones even, but a lot of them are old and don’t drive so fast.
- wyager 5y agoEast coast drivers are all terrible, but the worst by far drive shitty commuter cars.
- judge2020 5y agoI’m convinced every metropolitan area will have its share of bad drivers, and the only outlier is country-esque small towns where people are never in a hurry to get anywhere and often drive 10-5 under the limit.
- wyager 5y agoNah I've lived all over the US (>1yr in CA, TX, NY, CT, MT, ID) and in several major metro areas (>1yr SF, SATX, ATX, NY) and east coast drivers are 1000% the absolute worst. Most small town drivers also seem be better even in similarly adverse driving conditions (construction traffic, high speed, etc.) which I'm not really sure how to explain. Maybe more absolute miles is helpful? But beyond that, even in metro areas, east coasters are especially terrible.
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