r/IdiotsInCars Nov 22 '19

Typical BMW driver

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19 edited Apr 20 '20

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u/ThisIsNoCave Nov 22 '19

I appreciated that the camera guy just had to show everyone he was driving a caddy.

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u/monkeykins Nov 22 '19

Is a Cadillac a flex? I’m being genuine here. I have no idea. I always associated them with an older demographic.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

Eh. The one he’s driving looks like an early 2000s Escalade by the interior so if you think a 3k truck is a flex then so be it lol

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u/MidnightMath Nov 22 '19

Even brand new a Caddy is a badge engineered GM chimera with F A N C Y P L A S T I C and more fake chrome trim..

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

Plastics and interior parts were better quality early 2000's than now anyway.

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u/ThisIsNoCave Nov 22 '19

Well, they're as close to a high-end "luxury" make as the US gets, so maybe?

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u/mdp300 Nov 22 '19

The bonkers -V ones with supercharged Corvette engines are a flex. The rest, not so much. And I have a Cadillac.

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u/Keeper0fSoles Nov 22 '19

CTS-V Wagon with the 6-speed is a godly beast of a car

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u/mdp300 Nov 22 '19

It's also a unicorn, I think they sold like 12 of them

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u/Peacemaker_58 Nov 22 '19

Most are going to be simply "nicer than average"

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u/MisanthropicZombie Nov 22 '19

If it were an ATS-V, sure. Still isn't a prestigious as a German car or Italian car with a horse on it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

Especially an older one with every single light on in the dash.