MattD1zzl3
2 Slow 2 Noisy
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- May 6, 2007
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- 1996 & 2003 Mazda Miatas, 1995 Chevy Camaro Z28
Thread idea stolen from hansvonaxion's great "What car defines your country" thread, go check it out.
I wanted to take the car culture down to a micro level, rather than what car defines your nation, what car defines your local county, or in non-US terms, your local region or city and surrounding area? Or if its if its not really famous, what do you see a lot of driving around that you probably wouldn't see elsewhere?
I live in broward county, florida. (try bolding the area name for easy thread reading) Which is a more affordable and better version of the more famous Miami-Dade county that we border (Ive been to most of the stores from the 09X03 america special. Hammonds muscle car store closed up shop last year). Thanks to rick ross, there is only one car that says "Miami" to the world:
There is no emissions testing or displacement tax of any kind of my state, so everyone is pretty much riding around in big american barges, or ex-cop cars converted to look like the above vehicle. Wheels/Rims that cost 3 to 5 times what the car did are optional. Supercars are also around, i've been passed on the freeway by two separate veyrons this year alone.
What car defines your local area?
I wanted to take the car culture down to a micro level, rather than what car defines your nation, what car defines your local county, or in non-US terms, your local region or city and surrounding area? Or if its if its not really famous, what do you see a lot of driving around that you probably wouldn't see elsewhere?
I live in broward county, florida. (try bolding the area name for easy thread reading) Which is a more affordable and better version of the more famous Miami-Dade county that we border (Ive been to most of the stores from the 09X03 america special. Hammonds muscle car store closed up shop last year). Thanks to rick ross, there is only one car that says "Miami" to the world:
There is no emissions testing or displacement tax of any kind of my state, so everyone is pretty much riding around in big american barges, or ex-cop cars converted to look like the above vehicle. Wheels/Rims that cost 3 to 5 times what the car did are optional. Supercars are also around, i've been passed on the freeway by two separate veyrons this year alone.
What car defines your local area?