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SignUp Now!Sell the GN. Buy a Limited or T. Same performance less dumb asses bothering you. Worked for meI can't seem to drive my GN without some dumbass trying to race me or ask me questions when I stop to get gas.If had known these cars would cause this I would have bought a mustang.
It could be worse.....what if you didn't have one at all and you were the onlooker? Some days I'm just thankful the worn out junk that I have.
I drive a worn out s10 truck most everywhere I go and at traffic lights you can just feel people looking down their noses at you. Drive one of my Buicks around and there is an instant change in peoples attitudes. It's a shame that the word is so superficial.
Sell the GN. Buy a Limited or T. Same performance less dumb asses bothering you. Worked for me
Lol. I haven't experienced that yet over here. Maybe the plain white paint and chrome trim makes mine look too much like a grandpa car for anyone to be interested in talking about it. Lol.i can't count how many times people have asked me if my blue T Type is a GN...
I can't seem to drive my GN without some dumbass trying to race me or ask me questions when I stop to get gas.
Some of the comments I get are funny. When I was filling up for gas the jockey commented on how nice my car was and that it probably cost lots to make it that way. I looked at him and said it has 14K original miles nothing has been changed. Another time when I was getting gas in my high milage (70k) one, some kid told me how his car was faster and I asked him what his car ran and he didn't know. But he knew it was faster than my 6 cylinder.
And what were reasons #1 and #2?Those are reasons # 3 & # 4 for why I bought my car.......
And what were reasons #1 and #2?
Lol. I haven't experienced that yet over here. Maybe the plain white paint and chrome trim makes mine look too much like a grandpa car for anyone to be interested in talking about it. Lol.