By Robert Emslie
This poor little Honda Fit EV depleted its batteries. Not wanting to be left out, the Challenger in back is attempting to deplete its rear rubber.
Image source: ©2013 Hooniverse/Blake Z Rong, All Rights Reserved.
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Jeff Glucker
For the record, the wind was blowing the tire smoke forward like that.. I'm not in reverse.
Guilty conscience?
How so?Are you implying he was so slow he got smoked by his own smoke?
Yo, dawg, I herd you like smoke…
go home drunk challenger, you don't have regenerative braking and it won't charge the fit…
Keep it up, overweight Challenger, and soon you'll be fit like your grandfather.
How well does Cadillac CTS-V driving school translate to the driving of a Fit EV?
Bah, hit the thumbs down, when I meant to tap a little to the left. Sorry about that.
I'd rather be paying for the Fit's fill up, than for the Challenger's tires.
This was the only way the Challenger could equal the Fit's torque at 0 mph.
Press fleet tires? Ez come, ez go.
Obviously BZR was circling the empty parking lot in an attempt to drain the battery of said Fit EV, for if he were actually testing the car it would have lost power on the road.
/trolling
That image alone sums up the hatred toward hybrid and electric vehicles on car sites.
*Yawn*
how about some insta-torque rubber stain pictures.
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i ❤ fit ev
Related? A few weeks ago I was leaving a local restaurant parking lot with my wife. Two "bros" were sitting in a Challenger R/T, so on a whim I lit the front tires of my 89 Taurus SHO up and left all kinds of rubber in front of them. Wife was suprisingly quite amused instead of chiding me.
SHO off.