http://www.chrysler.ca/en/crossfire/index.html
The link speaks for it's self...

On the lighter & less confusing side of things. Is it just me or do all Sti/Evo drivers in california drive with sunglasses on... no matter what time of day or the weather conditions.

I see them all the time on the free way techno blasting with sunglasses on. However this only came to my attention. When I was driving home, one night a couple weeks ago. It was raining hard at like 1 or 2 am. I saw 3... (1) (2) (3) sti/evo drivers back to back with sunglasses on.

 

This is a Canadian site.

 

$51,900 In Canadian currency.

 

Maybe they're blind?

 

That translates to approx $44,000 US.

 

Sorry guys, I saw a dollar sign "$" and CA I thought it was a website based in california... (Subconscious speaking: Just smile, and wave they'll never know you're embarrassed).

 

I've actually got a different set of sunglasses for every driving condition, for the convertible (firebird). I use them more for eye safety. I also wear yellow sunglasses in the crossfire for when it rains at night and red for when it rains in the day. Otherwise I wear blue during the day and none at night. The different hues take the glare off of the rain drops, since I prefer rain-X to wipers. I haven't met anyone who understands though until they try it.

You have to be careful though, because it's hard to find sunglasses that are red, yellow, or blue that let you see the world through there respective hues.