It sounds like every single popular car and automaker has an awful fan base.
Are there any good car cultures?
Tyler Moore
John Williams
Fans of the god machine.
Adrian Myers
This is why I look for the unpopular cars on the same platforms that can use all the same performance aftermarket.
example: Want a 79-04 Mustang but hate the fanbase? Ford Fairmont is your answer.
shit like that. Makes for interesting sleepers.
Nathaniel Fisher
Surprise, the idiots talk the loudest. Only really cancerous scene I can think of is g35/350z, good luck getting any performance info out of those vapelords.
Jayden Rodriguez
Despite what Veeky Forums will tell you, Miata owners are the most chill motherfuckers you'll ever meet (although some NA owners are) . It's not a cool or particularly impressive car but great to drive so you don't have retarded 16 year olds who know jack shit about cars shitting up the ownerbase.
>hurr durr hairdresser fag car lol
This is exactly what I'm talking about with people being retarded 16 year olds
Luis Morales
What's to hate about the foxbody fanbase? It's mostly straight line stuff but there's good info everywhere you look.
>79-04
What
James Barnes
>(although some NA owners are)
Are cancer*
Noah Williams
The Fox platform spanned 79 to 04. The SN-95 was more of an update than an entirely new chassis
Jacob Hall
Popular means it has a large fan base and a lot of those people are trying to fit in. Of course every popular vehicle has shit people who own them and like them.
Jordan Thomas
The Mustang was based on the fox platform from 1979 until 2004. 1994+ models were restyled and updated. It wasn't a new platform though. Ford couldn't afford to make a new platform. The money to develop a new RWD Mustang platform had instead been ear-marked for the FWD Mustang replacement, the Ford Probe.