You know you're a SC driver if....
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03-05-11, 03:18 PM
#681
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when you watch out the window as ppl rubber neck 
it's real bad when i have to go to walmart and get something. always seeing ricers rumble by in packs and 1 lone sc with everybody's neck twisting
it's real bad when i have to go to walmart and get something. always seeing ricers rumble by in packs and 1 lone sc with everybody's neck twisting
03-07-11, 12:21 PM
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I had been driving a different car for a few days in the winter that took regular unleaded... and when i got my car back i accidentally started pumping regular into the SC... only like 3 gallons by the time i realized and stopped. but it ran like **** for a few days. never again will i miss that one! hah
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03-07-11, 01:48 PM
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1) You're still afraid of parking in tight spaces after owning the car for two years.
2) Your upper body is ripped because you have to handle the 5 billion pound doors.
3) You freak out when driving other automatics because of the lack of overdrive button.
4) You wonder how the hell a 3L V6 can get such terrible gas mileage.
2) Your upper body is ripped because you have to handle the 5 billion pound doors.
3) You freak out when driving other automatics because of the lack of overdrive button.
4) You wonder how the hell a 3L V6 can get such terrible gas mileage.
03-07-11, 03:04 PM
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03-07-11, 07:11 PM
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I seem to recall that most SC300s have 3.0 liter engines with 6 inline cylinders, also known as V6s.
EDIT: Just realized that I6 and V6 are technically 2 different things, lawlz. Still, this is tantamount to the pretentious Starbucks employee refusing to recognize the words, "small, medium, and large."
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