# Facepalm : Sad to hear about the 4A-GE. If you buy a new one, come by Predator Tuning Garage East for an engine tune up if you want. I'm not really busy.

BIG NEWS!

So yesterday, I was cruising with my recently cleaned up Ferrari down the highway, and decided to
take it to the city and see what other's reactions would be. The steelies actually are quite durable,
despite the rust.

Immediately when I get off the highway, I get greeted by this:

And I knew I encountered the younger Bugatti brother... His Bugatti is nothing
but rice. It has an ugly as fuck V-tory bodykit thing for the front, and some BBS rims. Engine wise, it's
bone stock. I couldn't hear any turbos or a Supercharger.
Anyway, he challenged me to a race by driving behind me. I floored it, meaning I accepted.
First quarter was a good one for him. He was winning, until a corner came up. He decided to show off
to his girlfriend who was riding shotgun by doing a small drift. He spun out, but got back on his track quickly.
However, it was too late for him.

I had won the lead, and I kept it until I outran him. He couldn't catch up, I don't really
know why, but it sounded like something was wrong with his engine.
Anyway, the next day, I took my Prelude for a ride. I stopped on a small market to
buy some necessary stuff like water, and I see this:

I made it to the cover of one of the most popular tuning magazines. Without even knowing it.
While I was looking at it, the shopkeeper told me this:

"This guy is really something for putting up a fight against a Bugatti Brother. Everybody panics when they see one challenging them, but that guy just simply whooped his ass with a Ferrari that looks like a barn find. If you want to go against one of them, your Prelude won't do. No matter what upgrades you've done to it, there has been no car to win against a fight with the Bugatti Brothers, until this Ferrari appeared outta nowhere. Whichever is the case, good luck with your street racing."

I thanked him for the useful information, bought the magazine along with the other stuff, and went home.
I opened the magazine to read the article. Here it is guys:

Well, if the kid is right about one thing, is about the Ferrari's condition. The engine does indeed
sound terrible because it's well... missing some horses, and it's exterior isn't something that
speaks speed. Which is why I'm going to completely overhaul the engine, and paint the car a nice red.
I'm not planning to give it a Challenge bodykit for now, but that may change.
As for the Prelude, a twin turbo system is on the way. Until then, I'll be using the Impala to cruise around. It turns a lot of heads when I drive it.