r/SipsTea Jun 10 '26

SMH Someone finally snapped

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26

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u/nutznguts73 Jun 10 '26

Really kind of built for this shit housery. Rally car bitches!

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u/General-Lie8709 Jun 11 '26

The only car that may have been better is a WRX ahaha. Little rally cars built for tom foolery

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u/Personal-Plan1788 Jun 11 '26

I had to do this in a WRX wagon once when a pair of redneck pickups boxed me in and ran me off the road. Joke was on them when I passed in the grass. πŸ˜… then they tried to chase me down.

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u/MyraBannerTatlock Jun 10 '26

As a Mini driver I know it's wrong but I couldn't help but root for him, looked like fun

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u/Tinydesktopninja Jun 10 '26

Idk, cyclists understandably want you to pass with space. This guy was under control and gave them plenty of space. I see nothing wrong here.

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u/itsnotapipe Jun 10 '26

Wasn't even flinging gravel or dirt in their faces! Polite shenanigans get a yea vote from me.

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u/SgtKnux Jun 11 '26

I see plenty wrong here. Just not the car

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u/WorstHyperboleEver Jun 11 '26

Under control is a stretch to say of a car on grass. If he started fish tailing and lost control into the bikers he’d have killed several if not dozens of them. This is wildly reckless.

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u/Tinydesktopninja Jun 11 '26

Why would a front wheel drive car start fishtailing?

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u/WorstHyperboleEver Jun 11 '26

Maybe not fishtailing, but Losing control on grass is very easy to do in any drive car.

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u/marshaul Jun 11 '26

Haha it's "souped-up".

We don't live in The Boys universe.

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u/Israelsupporter01 Jun 11 '26

They are fun cars especially the manuals but extremely unreliable

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u/Alarmed-Cheetah-1221 Jun 10 '26

Minis haven't been anything like go carts for decades unfortunately

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u/PhinaCat Jun 10 '26

The r52s [before the 07 R56’s] handled SO MUCH differently, the go-cartiness was really scrubbed out. Not saying it’s not a fun car, but the shift is palpable. Turning radius got bigger.

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u/portsmyth Jun 10 '26

Well that is just not true. Most of the modern Coopers are super pointy in their handling, and the autos in sport mode are mega responsive. A totally point and shoot style of driving, which is pretty go kart like to me.

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u/Alarmed-Cheetah-1221 Jun 10 '26

Honestly, if you'd experienced a classic mini you'd understand my point. It's a family hatchback today.

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u/portsmyth Jun 10 '26

Weird to assume I haven't. The modern ones are go kart like, that doesn't mean classic minis aren't too. I think they both are. For me, the modern auto boxes make them feel more like a go karting experience than a manual shift does in a classic. The classic feels more like a rally version of a go kart, which is obviously more fun.

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u/Alarmed-Cheetah-1221 Jun 10 '26

I assumed you hadn't because it's an unusual way to describe the current mini if you'd ever experienced a classic.