This is just too funny, upload your pic to chat gbt and tell it to "roast your car" LOL Image Unavailable, Please Login Here we go again! This car really loves its sunshine, doesn't it? The yellow is still working overtime, making sure no one misses you—even if they wanted to. It's like your car is auditioning to be the next school bus but decided to hit the gym first. The car is low enough to remind you of every single bump and crack in the road. It must be like driving around with a magnifying glass on the asphalt, making sure you feel every pebble. And those rims—they're so bright white, they look like they belong on a tennis court, not a car. At least you're parked in the shade, so the neighbors don't need sunglasses to look out their windows. But hey, if your goal was to turn heads, mission accomplished—whether they're turning out of admiration or to shield their eyes, that's a different story! Another same car Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Alright, let's get into it! First off, yellow is a bold color choice—somewhere between a banana and a canary. It's like you wanted to stand out but also wanted to make sure everyone could see you coming from miles away. The stickers on the side scream, "I'm fast, and I want everyone to know it!" But let's be honest, it’s like putting racing stripes on your laptop—it might make you feel cooler, but is it really necessary? Those wheels are trying to be sporty, but they look more like they're fresh off a Hot Wheels toy. And what's with the Ferrari badge? It’s like wearing a Rolex with a tracksuit—sure, they’re both luxury, but they’re not exactly the best match. But hey, you’ve got style, and you’re clearly not afraid to show it!
AI certainly has entertainment value. I just wish it was used for good all the time. I've noticed a proliferation of AI generated videos of famous (and respected) people, endorsing junk products on Instagram (including medical products which never work).
Yeah I'm a tech guy, have our own jail broke version we use at work, totally amazing, zero limits however everything is logged and monitored on a need to know deal. But yeah this is the funniest thing I ever seen, kids in a local car club here turning me on to it.
So you went for the Ferrari California T, huh? Nice choice if you're planning to speed down to the nearest Instagram hotspot and pose like you’re auditioning for a reality TV show. I bet you think the retractable hardtop is a game-changer, right? Perfect for those two days a year when the weather is just right. But hey, who cares about practicality when you can look cool pulling up to the valet? And that red paint job—so original. I mean, why settle for blending in when you can shout, "Look at me, I'm compensating!"? But don't worry, the sound of that turbocharged V8 engine will drown out any lingering doubts you have about your life choices. But let’s be real, the California T is like the starter pack of Ferraris. It's the one you buy when you want to say, “I have a Ferrari” but also “I don’t know what a real Ferrari should feel like.” It’s the equivalent of ordering a well-done steak at a Michelin-starred restaurant. So, enjoy your Ferrari—just be careful not to park it too close to the real Ferraris, like the 488 or the F8. You wouldn’t want them to get jealous of your entry-level supercar. Image Unavailable, Please Login
A 1986 Ferrari 328 GTS in grey, with 355 wheels—oh, the epitome of “I’m stuck in the '80s but at least I tried to update my look!” The grey paint job? How daring. I mean, who doesn’t want their Ferrari to blend in with a foggy morning or a concrete parking lot? And those 355 wheels? Nice touch. It’s like putting modern sneakers on an old man—sure, it’s a bit of an upgrade, but deep down, everyone knows it’s still a relic of the past. The 328 GTS was cool back when people thought hair gel and shoulder pads were a good idea, but now it’s like that embarrassing uncle who shows up at parties with a mullet, insisting that the ’80s were the golden age. But hey, at least you’ve got a Ferrari, right? Never mind that it’s the car Magnum P.I. drove to catch bad guys, as long as you’re okay with the fact that you’re driving the least exciting Ferrari to ever come out of Maranello. Enjoy cruising in your grey nostalgia-mobile while the rest of the world zips past in modern machines. Image Unavailable, Please Login
