Saturday, I cleaned up the Cobalt to take some pictures. As I was driving around town, I noticed another Cobalt behind me, driving a bit aggressively. I came to a red light, and it pulled up next to me. I took a quick glance, it was a Blue Granite LT four door with a young Latin driver, windows down, sunroof open, blasting his music. I sat quietly, eyes locked on the traffic light. When it turned green, I laid a major patch of rubber and caught second gear. Next red light, I'm in the turning lane, he pulls up next to me, salutes, grins and says "all stock?" I said (a bit amused) "yeah". He looked at my clean green car with the new rims and said "beeeautiful..." I said "thanks" in a rico suave way as the light turned green and we went our separate ways.

As many cars as I've owned, I know a Cobalt is a modest little car, but when it's clean and with the new wheels, it is a handsome little thing if I do say so myself. So I'm content for now, driving with my new perspective, post-Sierra 5.3L Flowmaster badassedness.

Cool. Cobalt doesn't mean it's pathetic, as it may not get respect or revere from most general people, but like most cars...there's always a following.

I still get compliments on mine after four years of ownership. The best one was a guy I met at a gas station late last year. He called my car beautiful and proceeded to tell me how he used to own one and loved it very much until his daughter wrecked it. Wifey made him get a Corolla to replace it and he said it was such a POS and the car really made him miss the Cobalt.

We have very fond memories of our old one.

I miss my Jetta.

Well you can go out in the yard, sit in it, turn the steering wheel back & forth and make car noises.

When I had a Cobalt I got compliment from a kid. No stranger has ever said anything about tthe other cars besides the Grand Marquis. I was at Autozone and a guy about my age pulled up in an `04 and we shot the breeze for a little while.

Oh and I got a thumbs up from a Jetta owner while driving a VW Bus....VW owners are special people. *nods*

Yeah, they can be fun to drive sometimes....

Well you can go out in the yard, sit in it, turn the steering wheel back & forth and make car noises.

I'll do so and I'll f@#king enjoy it!

I was using the driver's seat as my computer chair for a little while, but it's a pain in the ass to move. It needs wheels.

I'll do so and I'll f@#king enjoy it!

I was using the driver's seat as my computer chair for a little while, but it's a pain in the ass to move. It needs wheels.

Think that's the first time in history a VW was driven w/o a CEL poping on

See, now if you had an ecoboost in your Cobalt (I know,thats Ford, not Chevy) and you got an ego boost like you did, that would be an ecoboost ego boost.

Uh pretty much, yup.

Hey, leggo my ego!

:useless:

I had a guy ask me if the Focus was new the other day...

I hesitated (I didn't think he was serious) and then said.. "Nah, it's 8 years old."

(I do maintain it well, I guess)

I think wheels make a big difference in a car's visual appeal.

Mr Fog, you kin see some pics down in that there Member's Rides section of the C&G.

Agreed, Dodgefan.

"boost"

"new perspective"

I was expecting to hear about your new phone book.

"boost"

"new perspective"

I was expecting to hear about your new phone book.

:useless:

I had a guy ask me if the Focus was new the other day...

I hesitated (I didn't think he was serious) and then said.. "Nah, it's 8 years old."

(I do maintain it well, I guess)