^Oof.
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Originally Posted by 81MC
It’ll be the SS. These manufacturers are absolutely going to cash in on vintage name plate recognition, and GM better keep up. The demographic for these things is the perfect nostalgia age group, and with the capability of EV, that will be the new performance standard.
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"What does SS stand for?"
Super
Spark.
Unrelated, swapped over from factory spec Bridgestone Potenza RE050A AM2s that were strictly a summer tire to a set of four Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ UHP all-season tires (245/40ZR19-285/35ZR19 99Y). My god, they're so much quieter and way more comfortable, the car went from the ride quality of an 85 Corvette to a Bentley. Still nice and sticky for some spirited driving, and given our city's tendency to have silly temperature swings, an UHP all-season is way more usable for a sports GT that is driven regularly than summer tires that are more compromised at low temperatures.