The other problem would be based on a state-by-state situation. For example here in California these would likely fail California air resource board standards. Federally I believe they must be over 25 years old because othewise they will fail national safety requirements too.

If these were like say- 5-6k then sure. I’d perhaps overlook the shortcomings . But if they’re more like 10k forget it. I’d have to see one in person.

Kind of cool looking little trucks there too. I bet they’re dirt-cheap too.

Could also be that the car is rather attrocious looking.

I get it. It's weird. It's French. That doesn't automatically=$5,000

Somehow I'm not sure hiring someone from Audi to ensure quality control makes sense...

$400,000? Holy shit.

I always thought it was a Chevy Sprint

Yes.... it was a bright sunny say and all was well with the cheery construction workers merrily working away up on the scaffolding. But soon their day would turn into horror as they saw the silver Mustang careening out of control...

That song is awesome BTW....

Believe it or not I used to race riding mowers. I say “mowers” because when we got done with them basically only the hood and fenders were left. We had to use an actual air cooled lawn mower engine but they were also heavily modified. Anyway we built custom frames, steering and brakes and the whole thing was setup to…

Wonder if it would outrun the cops.

Yeah. Either that or its just been around awhile. Mine has failing paint and some stuff going on, but its 20 years old. It won’t go off roading though. Its 2Wd

IMHO the best truck to go off-roading is some piece of shit that you don’t care about filling up with dents, scrapes and filth.

Nyett!!

Yeah but since Audi is a German automaker they’ve got that whole “ oh well it’s German so it’s automatically better “ thing going for them

It just feels really stale. What I mean by that is that if you were to show me a 5 year old Nissan and told me it was a 15' model I might believe you. I pay attention to cars more than the average person. But I really don’t pay a lot of attention to Nissan these days. Hell- even Toyota has more exciting stuff these…

eeeeewwww. Sorry, but yuck!

Its a problem Nissan-wide. Basically I can no longer tell the difference between any of their 4 door passenger cars. They look almost identical. As a child of the 80's I remember back when the Maxima looked distinctly more upscale then the other offerings.

My dad has an 02' with around 400,000 miles. Almost all of it from driving around town and to job sites, so its had a much harder life than simply going up and down a freeway, which for most any vehicle is cake. Its been a surprisingly good truck despite being the first gen which was sort of disregarded.