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stoopid · 09-09-2014, 02:31 PM

Finally saw my first SS "in the wild" this past weekend. We shared a moment passing a slow line of cars at WOT. I didn't recognize it was a SS at first, I saw the Chevy logo then realized how fast it was passing and that it wasn't an Impala, Malibu or Cruze...

Very much a sleeper! The rear end doesn't scream anything close to "fast", and the front end looks like a mean Malibu with an Audi complex. I'm not a fan of having a fast and sporty LOOKING car, too many aholes on the road (although I'm pleased with how quickly they vanish in the rearview in my lowly LS). Should my financial situation improve and gas prices stay flat, maybe in 3-4 years I'll consider the SS. Who knows what GM will have by then, or if something else won't kick the SS from the budget 'sporty sedan' throne.

09-09-2014, 02:31 PM	#58
stoopid Drives: 4 wheels Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: anyplace, USA Posts: 1,177	Finally saw my first SS "in the wild" this past weekend. We shared a moment passing a slow line of cars at WOT. I didn't recognize it was a SS at first, I saw the Chevy logo then realized how fast it was passing and that it wasn't an Impala, Malibu or Cruze... Very much a sleeper! The rear end doesn't scream anything close to "fast", and the front end looks like a mean Malibu with an Audi complex. I'm not a fan of having a fast and sporty LOOKING car, too many aholes on the road (although I'm pleased with how quickly they vanish in the rearview in my lowly LS). Should my financial situation improve and gas prices stay flat, maybe in 3-4 years I'll consider the SS. Who knows what GM will have by then, or if something else won't kick the SS from the budget 'sporty sedan' throne.