I wish I had the GN, but this was still a good kill in my Eldorado (32V Northstar).
As I passed an intersection this new fwd Impala with rims and tires sticking out about 5 inches from the car pulls out, squeeling its tires. We both stopped at the next light. He sat at the light revving his motor a few times, feeling a bit cocky probably. He glanced at me, but appeared to take no notice, I guess a white Eldorado is not a challenge. I didn't floor it when the light turned, but I did take off quicker than normal in case he was doing something. He squeeled his tires when the light turned and that was the only evidence that he was trying anything! He fell back very quickly! He wouldn't pull up next to me at the next light, pulled into my lane behind me and stayed a car length back, and drove normal/slow until he finally pulled off later on.
I would have thought that the new Impala's would be better than that, unless his modifications hurt him instead of helped him!
If this were a Honda, it would have been funnier!
As I passed an intersection this new fwd Impala with rims and tires sticking out about 5 inches from the car pulls out, squeeling its tires. We both stopped at the next light. He sat at the light revving his motor a few times, feeling a bit cocky probably. He glanced at me, but appeared to take no notice, I guess a white Eldorado is not a challenge. I didn't floor it when the light turned, but I did take off quicker than normal in case he was doing something. He squeeled his tires when the light turned and that was the only evidence that he was trying anything! He fell back very quickly! He wouldn't pull up next to me at the next light, pulled into my lane behind me and stayed a car length back, and drove normal/slow until he finally pulled off later on.
I would have thought that the new Impala's would be better than that, unless his modifications hurt him instead of helped him!
If this were a Honda, it would have been funnier!