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a canadian slang term for an unmarked police car.
"I just got pulled over by a ghost car that looked like a mustang."
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usually occurs after an night of bar crawling, where a pack of young men will find a smart car (or other similar small cars)and attempt to tip them over.
joe: (slured speach) ohh my god its a smart car man
tom: aye lets get some car tipping in *staggers about*
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Someone who has multiple cars in their backyard, lawn, or field, most of which dont work, but they keep them because they are "going to fix them up", or are "selling their parts". Usually a car farmer will continue buying cars and even justify the buying of a new car with the sale or fixing of one of their old ones.
That guy has bought his eighth car, and even though he says that he is fixing his other ones up, you know hes not. He is such a car farmer.
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An American performance car from the early 60's to the early 70's. They were generally an upgraded varient of a less powerful family car. Companies such as Chevy, Ford, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick, Dodge, and Plymouth joined the game. They all followed the same basic rules. 1.there is no replacement for displacement 2. there is no subsatute for cubic inches 3.horsepower sells motors, but torque wins races. The basic idea was to get the biggest engine and stick it in the smallest car avaliable at the time. The muscle car era was killed by inflating gas prices, emissions, and the cracking down of insurance companys.
Buick GSX, Olds 442, Chevy Nova, Plymouth Cuda, Dodge Charger etc.
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The term used to describe a brief encounter in an automobile with a willing participant. May be mutually exchanged or for cash.
Needing to be at home with his wife in an hour, the man opted to take his office lover to the backseat of his Kia for a short car date.
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1) Any vehicle in the automotive community that has a reputation for having a performance-oriented modification-friendly platform. Typically, modification paths fall into one of two categories: either improving the engine's power output or improving the cars suspension/braking system. Examples of these cars in the US include the Toyota Supra, Mitsubishi Eclipse, Dodge Neon SRT4, the 1979-2004 Ford Mustangs, and many pre-1974 "muscle cars" from US manufacturers.
2) Any vehicle in the automotive community that has a reputation for throwing a fartcan, body kit, and crap paint schemes on it (see also: rice or ricer) because performance doesn't mean shit as long as you look mAd tYte, y0!!! Signs that an owner of a car uses this bastardized definition include posting "tuner" videos that contain plent of civics with bodykits without a single engine bay shot or cardomain pages that make your eyes bleed when loaded.
1) I'd really like a Toyota Supra, but thanks to that retarded Fast and Furious movie, I have to consider a cheaper tuner car.
2) i cAn't wAt3 2 g3tZ h0m3 frUm da sKoOlZ, y0! mUh BoyEE pUt h1z t00ner ciViK wIt dA mAd tYte rImZ on yOUtuBe, y0!
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