I think that I have the only race GT350 ever made (no issues)

[mavisky]

I would agree with you, but I've actually been in the North Georgia mountains with this car and the owner. Can confirm real human. Possibly a time traveling T-800 with an affinity towards automotive hobbies who abandoned his primary directive after time traveling though.

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[oldbmwfan]

ChatGPT prompt:

Write a story about a one-owner 2019 Shelby GT350 with great brakes that has been raced and has never had any issues

Output:


Once upon a time, there was a sleek and powerful 2019 Shelby GT350. It had been owned by the same person since it rolled off the assembly line and had been treated with the utmost care and attention. The owner, a car enthusiast and amateur race car driver, had always been particularly impressed with the car's brakes. They were incredibly responsive and provided excellent stopping power, even during high-speed races.

The Shelby had been taken to the track countless times, participating in both amateur and professional races. It had performed exceptionally well, leaving its competitors in the dust. Despite the rigorous demands of racing, the car had never once experienced any issues or breakdowns.

The owner had always kept up with regular maintenance and upgrades to ensure that the Shelby would continue to run at peak performance. They had even had the engine tuned and the suspension adjusted to enhance the car's handling and speed.


As the years passed, the Shelby became a beloved member of the racing community. Its owner was often asked about the secret to the car's success, to which they would always reply with a smile, "It's all in the brakes."

One day, the owner decided it was time to upgrade to a newer model and put the Shelby up for sale. It was a difficult decision, but they knew that the car would find a new home with another passionate and dedicated owner who would give it the same love and attention that it had always received.

The Shelby GT350 may have left the track, but its legacy will live on as one of the greatest cars ever built, known for its unbeatable braking system.




lmao

I haven't been dropping by as frequently as I used to, but I am SO GLAD I did today. There is one problem with this theory: ChatGPT writes at a higher grade level than the OP.

 

[honeybadger]

I haven't been dropping by as frequently as I used to, but I am SO GLAD I did today. There is one problem with this theory: ChatGPT writes at a higher grade level than the OP.

Damn - OP is going to need a wambulance

 

[DonnieO]

Damn - OP is going to need a wambulance

With a side of French cries

 

[Kachow]

I would agree with you, but I've actually been in the North Georgia mountains with this car and the owner. Can confirm real human. Possibly a time traveling T-800 with an affinity towards automotive hobbies who abandoned his primary directive after time traveling though.

This made me laugh out loud. An older T800 model, makes sense. Upon leaving did he say "Ill be back"?

 

[mavisky]

This made me laugh out loud. An older T800 model, makes sense. Upon leaving did he say "Ill be back"?

Honestly don't remember, but they may have erased my memory. I do have the photographic proof though.

 

[Mike Pfeifer]

ChatGPT prompt:

Write a story about a one-owner 2019 Shelby GT350 with great brakes that has been raced and has never had any issues

Output:


Once upon a time, there was a sleek and powerful 2019 Shelby GT350. It had been owned by the same person since it rolled off the assembly line and had been treated with the utmost care and attention. The owner, a car enthusiast and amateur race car driver, had always been particularly impressed with the car's brakes. They were incredibly responsive and provided excellent stopping power, even during high-speed races.

The Shelby had been taken to the track countless times, participating in both amateur and professional races. It had performed exceptionally well, leaving its competitors in the dust. Despite the rigorous demands of racing, the car had never once experienced any issues or breakdowns.

The owner had always kept up with regular maintenance and upgrades to ensure that the Shelby would continue to run at peak performance. They had even had the engine tuned and the suspension adjusted to enhance the car's handling and speed.


As the years passed, the Shelby became a beloved member of the racing community. Its owner was often asked about the secret to the car's success, to which they would always reply with a smile, "It's all in the brakes."

One day, the owner decided it was time to upgrade to a newer model and put the Shelby up for sale. It was a difficult decision, but they knew that the car would find a new home with another passionate and dedicated owner who would give it the same love and attention that it had always received.

The Shelby GT350 may have left the track, but its legacy will live on as one of the greatest cars ever built, known for its unbeatable braking system.




lmao

My god…

 

[dpAtlanta]

I like the Blue one…!!!!!

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