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LA/SoCal is easily #1. You will see supercars and other interesting cars on a daily basis while you’re sitting in mind-numbing traffic. 😆
How could you drive a sports car in SF? Those city hills would highside any lowered car.
Rising Star
Houston has a pretty strong one, cars and coffee down there is always a good time
Nashville has the same. There is so much money here you can see just about anything on any given day.
DC is anti-car culture
Woke yuppies give you the evil eye for your GHG spewing machine. Oh and your Tesla is poking into the bike lane
Warm weather cities for sure are top of the list, but always thought NYC has an interesting car culture
I can second NYC having an “interesting” cat culture. Tons of exotics and lowkey cult classic cars.
Pro
California and North/South Carolina are well known for the Carolina Squat for a reason
Picture is worth a thousand words
Cars in a car culture are out of 99.99% people’s reach. That’s why I go to local meets to meet people like me who drive average cars that you see on the streets.
Any big city really…but yeah I guess I have to agree LA/socal if I can only pick one
If we exclude regulatory bullshit, easily California.
Middle TN. Williamson County
Scottsdale AZ is probably second after LA. Dallas also pretty high