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TXCSSU · 12-26-2021, 05:14 PM

I have to admit, I'm not looking forward to every foreign car with a folgers can exhaust pipe trying to challenge me at the stoplight. One thing I love about my SS sedan is that it's so unassuming until I get on the throttle. Having an Altima/V6 Camry/V6 Honda try to pull up next to me knowing that they have to get in my lane (whether it's an on-ramp, their lane ends ahead, etc.) thinking that they're going to take me off the line only to get a taste of LS3 exhaust is quite gratifying.

My Holden badges probably elicit more questions than if I still had Chevy badges, but I do find myself answering questions once they hear the LS3 bark at the next light.

Will be interesting to see how different life is with the Camaro once I take delivery in March. I will definitely miss the "anonymity" of my Holden badged SS Sedan.

12-26-2021, 05:14 PM	#159
TXCSSU Account Suspended Drives: 2022 ZL1 M6/Nissan Leaf Join Date: May 2016 Location: Dallas Posts: 1,138	I have to admit, I'm not looking forward to every foreign car with a folgers can exhaust pipe trying to challenge me at the stoplight. One thing I love about my SS sedan is that it's so unassuming until I get on the throttle. Having an Altima/V6 Camry/V6 Honda try to pull up next to me knowing that they have to get in my lane (whether it's an on-ramp, their lane ends ahead, etc.) thinking that they're going to take me off the line only to get a taste of LS3 exhaust is quite gratifying. My Holden badges probably elicit more questions than if I still had Chevy badges, but I do find myself answering questions once they hear the LS3 bark at the next light. Will be interesting to see how different life is with the Camaro once I take delivery in March. I will definitely miss the "anonymity" of my Holden badged SS Sedan.