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My first post here in a long, long time. Why? Because it takes that long to see a nice car in the hills of Kentucky. Brand new, bought two weeks ago. The lawyer who owns it traded an S550 in on it. I guess you will see me again in another few months when something else interesting drives by.

Some how I can't get excited about new challenges that won't work properly, two new cars that no one really asked for, and the long process it will take to find those cars by aimlessly driving about the island as Veyrons crash into you.

So, my answers have changed over the year... 2012 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 2012 Maserati Quattroporte 2012 Buick Enclave CXL 2011 Bugatti Veyron Super Sports 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A

Looks decent.

What are you talking about? They dropped it in about February.

Drinking and driving is drinking and driving, no matter in what form or in what quantity.

Yet people continue to drink and drive... My heart goes out to the family of the passenger.

To be fair, we wouldn't have to try very hard to be better than the TDU2 Forums lol. But nevertheless, welcome to TDuck.

I want my click back.

This doesn't look crap, which is a very good thing. Season 16 was ok, just wasn't as epic as we are used to. This looks like it has much potential.

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No, it is still as ugly as you thought it was.

It is an Android product, not an Apple product, therefore it is win.

As did I. I wasn't going to buy Forza after the way they took a dump on their own community, but it seems as though I have no choice.

War? I'll ready the fleet.

13.5mpg, I guess you could say that it drinks gas lol. And that car is dark blue and is a 1958 Volvo PV544. My grandfather restored it and we take it to car shows. No sir, but I am anti-rice lol. I know, I know. That video was actually a test just to see how well the camera on my new phone worked. I will take another one when I get time and rev it a little bit.

I know you're all wondering, so here they are :) My daily driver: 2009 Chevrolet Silverado LS 4x4 extended cab; 4.8 V8 pushing 302hp; Flowmaster Super 44 exhaust system, bringing the hp to about 315; H A L O headlights; LED taillights; 20" Chevrolet OEM wheels. And you can bet that you can eat off of it at any given time... I like it clean. And here is a short video of the exhaust system: Weekend Warrior: 1977 Chevrolet Corvette coupe; 5.7 350c.i. V8 pushing 275hp; custom camshaft for a slightly muscular sound. The first picture shows a before image of the car. It was sent for a paint job and as of this post, has only been painted for 6 days. Before: After:

I am not a fan of the new look. Time may change that.

Ahh, so he finally got it out of the impound then, yeah? Good for him, it sat there for months lol.

With the current shape that Atari and Eden are in, I higly doubt any DLC will grace our consoles. However, to contribute to the thread, I will say the C6 Corvette. I could care less in what form it comes, but it deserves to be in the game.

Well, guess we can all find different games to play...

I bought some LED taillights for my truck, it is one of the best investments you will make in it. My reverse lights are ridiculous and make parking at night a thousand times easier.

TDU2 has been crap thus far, I think we can all agree to that to come extent. I think a few things go into that. We know Atari weren't financially stable enough to give us the TDU2 we all wanted, and we were right. We did not get everything we wanted. Also, we all had high hopes and held TDU2 to an extremely high standard before it was even released. Thus, we were let down. That is not to say that things cannot improve. How long you ask? I voted for the third option. With Eden's "list" of things to do, it seems as though TDU2 has the potential to become vastly improved. If Eden actually follows through with their plans is something that is still up in the air. If I were a betting man, I would bet on being let down once again. If there were ever a time I wish I was wrong, that time is now. The DLC must be better, the sounds must be better, and the damage must become optional. I honestly feel that leaving out any of the three of those vital components will spell failure. TDU2 still has potential, let us hope Atari/Eden see this as well.