strotter13

I hate my C7 Corvette and these are the top 5 reasons why it is a terrible car to own!

Steve Garrett

.......funny guy.

gateman7

I enjoyed your sarcasm.

Curahee

strotter13

Thanks All! I hope to do more fun videos with this car, so if you liked this one, let me know what you want a video of and I will do it! Feel free to share my video or subscribe to my channel. Thanks

Crossed Flags Fan

These "Why I hate my......" videos are getting a bit overdone.

strotter13

Let me know what you would like to see and Ill do my best to make it!

vettpapaw

"Why My Wife Sucks" make it

Patches

Funny

strotter13

I would make that video, but it wouldn't be youtube appropriate

Thanks everyone for all of the views and comments.

I think for my next video I am going to pick up random people on the street that need a ride, just to see how shocked they are to get picked up in a Corvette.

What do you all think about that?

Garret

Register as an Uber then....

ZenicaPA

Don't.

DAFFYDRUNK

Too many freaks out there in 2017 for me to pick random people up. If you're not familiar, you're staying on the side of the road.

DickieDoo

Did you mean Life or Wife ? Uh... pretty well the same thing!

justplainjim

#6, fugly black wheels..

strotter13

haters gonna hate

lets see a photo of your wheels if you do not like the stock wheels in black. I am not going to lie, I would get new wheels if I could afford it.

Rebel Yell

It wanted so bad to add one word to this, but the thread would probably be closed if I did.

dork

#2.. "It's really fun to drive. Why's that suck? because when you pick up the kids there's only one seat. So you can't take the Corvette and you miss it."

DUH!! Remember: "It's really fun to drive." Make one kid wait--whatsa matter whichyu??

as to the 'get new wheels if I could afford it.' I can't afford it either, but this is a ploy I've used for years when I swap out OEM wheels for something I prefer better:

Wait until the end of the year. Buy the wheels I want. After the OEMs are removed, take a picture of all four of them next to your car with its' new wheels. Take a separate closer photo of the OEM wheels showing only all four of them, and take a photo of one single OEM wheel. Take that photo of a single OEM wheel to a dealer parts counter. Ask them to look up the wheel and write the price they find on your photo. If the parts person is willing to sign the photo, too, so much the better. Take the photo with the price written on it to the cashier's window. Ask them if they have a dealership rubber stamp and stamp your photo--all you need is the rubber stamp with the dealership name on it, to prove that that's where the photo has been. Some cashiers balk, saying we don't want to mark that 'paid'. I always reply, I don't need a "paid" stamping, I just want proof that this photo shows a price and that I got the price from the dealership."

Once you have the photo priced and stamped, donate the OEM wheels to Goodwill, Salvation Army, or any other recognized ".org" charitable organization that will accept them. In my experience, neither Goodwill nor SA have ever denied the donation.

When the new year rolls around, itemize your tax deductions and include 4x the price of the one wheel in the photo. Generally, that's worth ~25% of the cost of 4 OEM wheels in a cash reduction to your tax balance. Most likely it's not enough to pay for a set of wheels unless your buying used, but it's covered used wheels for me one-for-one. In my tax bracket, this ploy is always worth ~ $1200-1400 (depending on if I include the center caps and TPMS. if you do, get dealer prices for those written on the photo, too).

Over the years I've done this probably 6 times. I've had one of these wheel deductions included in an IRS audit, and no extra charges were assessed against me (for anything that year). What can I tell ya... I'm cheeep.

strotter13

Both of those are brilliant!!!!
it will be a good write off for my website and eBay business

Zymurgy

That 2:16 of my life that I've completely wasted.