>>28462506
I can always tell someone bought an expensive car for its perceived status as opposed to how it drives when I see a hilariously HUGE, beancounter old-man-appeasing, economy MONSTER TRUCK wheel gap
I don't have some way to put it
That's the way it is

>>28459738
LOL @ that old-man-appeasing wheel gap, by the way
Enzo once said something about his buyers being "effete San Franciscans" kek
Even "supercars" need to be lowered, like picrel
Never forget