by Will Sherman December 12, 2007
Get the Car Convomug. When you're sitting at a stop light and a truck/car next to you rolls back a little, you immediately STOMP on the brake even though you're not moving. Your brain thought you were moving forward because the other vehicle was moving back.
In traffic, a vehicle next to you moves backwards but really it appears you are moving forward so you freak out and brake even harder so you don't hit the car in front of you. You have experienced car vertigo!
by ladeebug June 23, 2007
Get the car vertigomug. The male equivalent to Horse Girls, their as annoying and wear car t-shirts. But instead of neighing, they say, "Vroom Vroom", the difference between a race car driver and a Car Boy, is that a race car driver can actually drive fast and good while the other just watches videos on YouTube.
Person 1: Yo, Eren is such a Car Boy.
Person 2: How do you know?
Person 1: He always says vroom vroom, wears car t-shirts and watches race car videos on YouTube.
Person 2: Understandable.
Person 2: How do you know?
Person 1: He always says vroom vroom, wears car t-shirts and watches race car videos on YouTube.
Person 2: Understandable.
by asawa ni xia August 16, 2020
Get the Car Boymug. by hover September 15, 2006
Get the car beemug. by Grab my pp nooba July 31, 2018
Get the stanky carmug. a person who create there own pimp choreography and peforms it all while sitting down and driving in the car.
Last night, on the freeway, I was getting so into the music you would almost think i was a pro car dancer.
by monkeyball12312 January 18, 2009
Get the car dancermug. 1. Any Dodge Aries and Plymouth Reliant vehicles or variants.
They had Mitsubishi 2.6 L engines or Chrysler 2.2/2.5 L engines, not producing more horsepower than of those of an electric granny scooter.
Legend has that a boss at McKevitt Trucking produced these vehicles with ball-less (detesticulated) technical specifications so it won't go more than 55 miles per hour. Most drivers driving K-Cars are Sunday drivers or those who want the looks of a car but YET the power of an electric go-kart or granny pusher scooter.
In 1989, the final bona fide k-Cars were constructed and were swept under the carpet.
2. Although "erroneously" used: Any "k-car" wannabes (in terms of mass-production, or familiarity) from other vehicles like the Chevy Cavalier/Pantiass Sunfire or the Ford Escort.
They had Mitsubishi 2.6 L engines or Chrysler 2.2/2.5 L engines, not producing more horsepower than of those of an electric granny scooter.
Legend has that a boss at McKevitt Trucking produced these vehicles with ball-less (detesticulated) technical specifications so it won't go more than 55 miles per hour. Most drivers driving K-Cars are Sunday drivers or those who want the looks of a car but YET the power of an electric go-kart or granny pusher scooter.
In 1989, the final bona fide k-Cars were constructed and were swept under the carpet.
2. Although "erroneously" used: Any "k-car" wannabes (in terms of mass-production, or familiarity) from other vehicles like the Chevy Cavalier/Pantiass Sunfire or the Ford Escort.
by Damn Damn Danno October 4, 2005
Get the k-carmug.