You know fuel prices are high when the guy in the lifted Super Duty isn’t revving his engine at Walmart during mating season.
@MostlyHarmless There has been less "coaling" too.

@bloodravenlib @MostlyHarmless

here in UK/Europe, doing that is considered more of a sign of a defective vehicle, that is going to fail inspection (or could even end up being prohibited if enough folk complain about it) - and very few people will deliberately mod a vehicle to use *more* fuel anyway..

The average speed limit on the highway in my region seems to have dropped slightly which happens whenever fuel prices rise (although folk can't get away with being lead-footed round here anyway due to the abundant cameras)

@vfrmedia @MostlyHarmless

Oh here, it is definitely modded intentionally, either to show off (i.e. overcompensate) or to be obnoxious to some Prius driver behind them. Given how common they are, I am not sure how legal or not if at all the mod is.

@bloodravenlib @vfrmedia @MostlyHarmless definitely illegal in the US. The EPA is gutless so it doesn’t matter but it is illegal.

@passwordsarehard4 @vfrmedia @MostlyHarmless

Sadly, as I often ask, who is going to stop them? *sigh*