Imponte Dukes Appreciation Thread

[ChrisV]

[SupaBad95]

So for all you non-Americans, you probably never see muscle cars outside of movies or games?

[Plage]

Don't know how you come to this conclusion. Here's a photo of a sales room from where I live.

 

 

You'll see some on the roads when the weather is good here and then.

[Collibosher]

So for all you non-Americans, you probably never see muscle cars outside of movies or games?

I lol'd

 

I feel there are more classic "muscle" cars in here, than classic euro cars overall. (I have Mustang, but i guess it's a "pony" car?)

[Dankton9]

Are these supposed to spawn online in traffic? I was in invite only and came across an NPC driving one and thought wow Ive never seen one before and stole it. Only to find out it is too hot to modify at LSC. I am able to buy it on the internet as well tho

[SupaBad95]

Don't know how you come to this conclusion. Here's a photo of a sales room from where I live.

 

 

 

You'll see some on the roads when the weather is good here and then.

 

Well i figure since most American cars aren't sold outside of America except some sports/economy cars and back then it was probably even less likely. The ones that are would be like the Mustang, one of the most popular Ford cars.

Edited January 28, 2016 by SupaBad95

[Plage]

Here in Germany you could always get them (at least in the West) if you were interested in them. The grandpa of a buddy had a made 2nd gen Camaro as daily driver just for example. There always was a scene for all kinds of US cars existing and nowadays they're getting even more popular because of all the TV shows like "Overhaulin" and what not else. There's actually a well going export/import business existing for these cars. Thought that would be known.

[SupaBad95]

Here in Germany you could always get them (at least in the West) if you were interested in them. The grandpa of a buddy had a made 2nd gen Camaro as daily driver just for example. There always was a scene for all kinds of US cars existing and nowadays they're getting even more popular because of all the TV shows like "Overhaulin" and what not else. There's actually a well going export/import business existing for these cars. Thought that would be known.

Must be very expensive and awkward since the steering wheel is on the otherside, i figured that type of business would be a thing but still wouldn't be that much of a thing for most people to see any muscle/pony cars

[TheFireFlash]

Dem Duke boys.

[Plage]

 

Here in Germany you could always get them (at least in the West) if you were interested in them. The grandpa of a buddy had a made 2nd gen Camaro as daily driver just for example. There always was a scene for all kinds of US cars existing and nowadays they're getting even more popular because of all the TV shows like "Overhaulin" and what not else. There's actually a well going export/import business existing for these cars. Thought that would be known.

Must be very expensive and awkward since the steering wheel is on the otherside, i figured that type of business would be a thing but still wouldn't be that much of a thing for most people to see any muscle/pony cars

 

 

What?

[Verstappen]

Rarely see them unfortunately, but steering wheel on the wrong side? I don't know what your on about. You think the whole of Europe drives on the left side?

[REXX]

Rarely see them unfortunately, but steering wheel on the wrong side? I don't know what your on about. You think the whole of Europe drives on the left side?

[johnpolo]

Back to the Dukes

[LeakyLine]

 

 

 

 

[Hondaslayer]

 

 

Here in Germany you could always get them (at least in the West) if you were interested in them. The grandpa of a buddy had a made 2nd gen Camaro as daily driver just for example. There always was a scene for all kinds of US cars existing and nowadays they're getting even more popular because of all the TV shows like "Overhaulin" and what not else. There's actually a well going export/import business existing for these cars. Thought that would be known.

Must be very expensive and awkward since the steering wheel is on the otherside, i figured that type of business would be a thing but still wouldn't be that much of a thing for most people to see any muscle/pony cars

 

 

What?

 

FYI: Not all Americans are that stupid.

[CaptainJoe]

Lol the driver's side in Germany is on the left too.

Edited January 30, 2016 by CaptainJoe

[SupaBad95]

 

 

 

Here in Germany you could always get them (at least in the West) if you were interested in them. The grandpa of a buddy had a made 2nd gen Camaro as daily driver just for example. There always was a scene for all kinds of US cars existing and nowadays they're getting even more popular because of all the TV shows like "Overhaulin" and what not else. There's actually a well going export/import business existing for these cars. Thought that would be known.

Must be very expensive and awkward since the steering wheel is on the otherside, i figured that type of business would be a thing but still wouldn't be that much of a thing for most people to see any muscle/pony cars

 

 

What?

 

FYI: Not all Americans are that stupid.

 

How am i supposed to know all European countries don't drive on the other side? Gtfo

 

 

Rarely see them unfortunately, but steering wheel on the wrong side? I don't know what your on about. You think the whole of Europe drives on the left side?

I never mentioned Europe, most countries drive on the left-side. Remember when i said Non-Americans

[Voit Turyv]

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Nope, not 'most countries.' Actually, just a few. Germany isn't one of them, neither is Poland.

[SupaBad95]

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Nope, not 'most countries.' Actually, just a few. Germany isn't one of them, neither is Poland.

India, Japan, Australia, Most of southern asia, most of southern Africa, England. Maybe not 'most countries" but a very large portion of non-americans.

[Plage]

Right-hand drive is basically only existing in the UK and countries that belong or did belong to the Commonwealth. Even in Japan it was British influence. This is actually common knowledge but what to expect from somebody with an anime avatar, eh?

[SupaBad95]

Right-hand drive is basically only existing in the UK and countries that belong or did belong to the Commonwealth. Even in Japan it was British influence. This is actually common knowledge but what to expect from somebody with an anime avatar, eh?

Well it's a good thing i never said all non-americans drive on the right-hand side and only mentioned it once, until you Europeans got butthurt and made an argument out of it, welcome to GTAF! Not an anime avatar btw.

[Shokrolat]

Hi buddys ! Here is my American Dream

 

 

 

Edited February 2, 2016 by Shokrolat

[Verstappen]

Wow, that looks awesome! So clean.

[lessthan3]

I never mentioned Europe, most countries drive on the left-side. Remember when i said Non-Americans

Yeah... "most" countries. >_>

 

 

 

Edited February 3, 2016 by lessthan3

[SupaBad95]

 

I never mentioned Europe, most countries drive on the left-side. Remember when i said Non-Americans

Yeah... "most" countries. >_>

 

 

 

 

 

Do you feel more important now for correcting one mistake in a several days old convo?

[lessthan3]

Sort of. Mainly the point is to illustrate your fault, so that maybe if someone else wanders in here with the same level of ignorance, they'll be educated and won't have to repeat your mistake in the future. Now have some Dukes.

 

 

[SupaBad95]

Sort of. Mainly the point is to illustrate your fault, so that maybe if someone else wanders in here with the same level of ignorance, they'll be educated and won't have to repeat your mistake in the future. Now have some Dukes.

 

 

 

Is there a reason why you people avoid quoting me directly besides pettiness and retardation?

Edited February 10, 2016 by SupaBad95

[lessthan3]

Yes. ;D

Edited February 10, 2016 by lessthan3

[wiesenior]

[SupaBad95]

 

So for all you non-Americans, you probably never see muscle cars outside of movies or games?

I lol'd

 

I feel there are more classic "muscle" cars in here, than classic euro cars overall. (I have Mustang, but i guess it's a "pony" car?)

 

What rims are those?