What Car Related Things Are You Going Buy With Your Stimulus Check?

With a record-breaking $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package clearing Washington and checks for up to $1,200 going out to every American adult, there's about to be some serious liquidity pouring into the American economy. Mind you, a lot of it will go toward bailing out tax-dodging corporations (including cruise lines) instead of hardworking Americans, many of whom need help keeping their children fed and lights on due to job furloughs, unsympathetic landlords, and student loan officers.
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PUGPROUD - 3/27/2020 10:41:24 AM

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Insensetive, tone deaf, irressponsible post with so many out of work or jobs threatened. Cut it out!

MDarringer - 3/27/2020 10:55:33 AM

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And you're the hypocrite whose heart is breaking for the plight of the little people. Cut the BS.

USNA1999 - 3/27/2020 11:47:52 AM

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Not everyone will be getting one.

MDarringer - 3/27/2020 11:58:27 AM

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BINGO

jeffgall - 3/27/2020 2:16:25 PM

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Not getting one here.

jeffgall - 3/27/2020 2:17:35 PM

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Not everyone should get one. If you are still getting your full paycheck (i.e. government workers), you do not need extra stimulus. If anything, you are saving money right now not buying fuel, going out, etc... This should be for those completely out of work to pay for food, medication, etc..

MDarringer - 3/27/2020 11:50:58 PM

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My wife and I each make 6 figures so theres no way in hell us combined would qualify even with 6 kids LOL

SanJoseDriver - 3/29/2020 2:56:55 AM

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Yeah, I won't be getting the check either. Pretty sure more than half of Silicon Valley is making over $75k, thanks Trump. (I shouldn't complain, happy to have a job I can do remotely and still get a normal paycheck).

supermoto - 3/27/2020 4:17:46 PM

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It's my and your money anyway. It's not the government's money. I want my money back and I promise to spend it and stimulate the economy.

Carmaker1 - 3/28/2020 11:50:06 AM

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Automotive enthusiasm is an expensive hobby and from what I can tell, the majority of us are not going to qualify for such a thing. This is a dumb question.

Even so, anyone not in favor of "socialism" really should not be accepting money from the government. It goes against "Republican" principles.

MDarringer - 3/28/2020 12:10:48 PM

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To get the money you pretty much have to be a suck boy on welfare.

Carmaker1 - 3/28/2020 12:04:28 PM

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And to the author, that is one beautiful picture and wonderful example of American greatness in some things automotive.

A C7 Z06 7MT would've been a great vehicle to own, but now no longer possible (I only buy new). Goes so well with a Raptor (currently DD 2019 Raptor SCW 802A).

Our American brands tried at least to make some desirable vehicles in the 2010s and no one can ever deny that.

The muscle niches (on & offroad) and luxurious land yachts, are just where the heart of American engineering belongs.

MDarringer - 3/28/2020 12:12:17 PM

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You'd probably love the Seville we are working on now with a fuel-injected LS7 under the hood. Gorgeous car.

Carmaker1 - 3/29/2020 7:17:14 PM

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Nah, too malaise era or FWD for my taste. Fleetwood B. or Brougham is more passable to me.

MDarringer - 3/29/2020 7:42:54 PM

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LOL You should come drive it when it's done. We also updated the transmission. Because that Seville was largely a Nova--RWD--we're throwing on some 9C1 parts or exceeding them. The nose will be lowered an inch and the rear suspension radically improved.