My 5 yr old just called a ricer a "fart can" :P

[BdAsBrd01]

It is sad Hollywood influenced kids this way. However, they can influence them in other car ways, witness the "Smokey and the Bandit" movie. I know of quite a few people who've had to have one of those cars, and now they still do own them.

I agree, it doesn't have to be a crappy influence sadly for the past ten years or so it has been.

[BdAsBrd01]

counterpoint:with 4th gen f-bodies out of production for 7 years now,i glad young kids aren't buying them and wrapping the ones that are left around trees and telephone poles.let them rag out hondas and mitsubishis.more t/as and camaros for the grown ups! my wife and i looked at a beautiful 02 ws-6 t/a vert this evening,triple black with a six-speed trans for $12,600.http://www.autotrader.com/dealers/dd...C&cardist=6001

I agree with that point too. I wouldn't want my 15 yr old nephew to have an F body either. I just don't want these kids to think that the ricers are better.

[wheeliE-maxx]

counterpoint:with 4th gen f-bodies out of production for 7 years now,i glad young kids aren't buying them and wrapping the ones that are left around trees and telephone poles.let them rag out hondas and mitsubishis.more t/as and camaros for the grown ups! my wife and i looked at a beautiful 02 ws-6 t/a vert this evening,triple black with a six-speed trans for $12,600.http://www.autotrader.com/dealers/dd...C&cardist=6001

There are about five t/a's in our school pArking lot including a ceta. A couple of v6's too. Point being when i've been around the t/a's they have seemed to drive responsibly. The v6 bird that's down the street fromme (automatic and bone stock) ended up backwards through the deep ass ditch and all the way into someone's land. On a straight road on a perfectly dry day. Lol. Itjust depends on the driver. I'm too scared of insurance rates too drive like a tool. Now 100% of the Mustang guys at
my school are tools...