The weight of the previous owner isn't going to cause a car to break

Keyword in your last statement: "yet"

I hope you have deep pockets! If you treat your car badly, it treats your wallet badly!

 

Why are you doing this to me? I just wanted to come here to fix it??!!

But I imagine the person was big becuse the stearing wheel was broken when I got it, you can tell it was when someone got intothe carseveral times and pulled themselves up on the stearing wheel to situate themselves into the seat. I did it once when getting in it and realized you can push yourself up on the door railing. Supposedly my rack and pinion stearing is broken somewhere as a result of them pulling themselves up on the wheel. Not sure why a stearing wheel would break inside of the car otherwise, but its still drivable.

 

Well, I could tell you:

"Why yes, all of the problems with your car are, and forever will be generated by it's overweight previous owner and not you beating on your car"

but then I would be lieing to you...

 

Oh I know Im not doing any good having a lead foot, I'm not doing constant 360s with it or hopping the rearend in the snoweither but I like to take corners fast and make it get up and go, to me thats what these cars were made for. Something breaks fix it, computer problems find them, drive it till it drops. This car will never drop is my point, I have driven too many differant chevys to know. A lot of people trash their cars way worse than I do, I am just surprised this car can withstand listed above (my lead foot and pinning corners) If it was an all out special edition camaro of some sort I would think twice before doing some of the things I do thats why I am happy with the one I have, all out manual everything. NOw, cant we stop the fussing and the fudding[sm=icon_beat.gif] and get along and be friends, no matter how either one of us likes to drive?