The price is a just right and negotiable $4K, which I’m betting can be had for around $3500.

Ideally, Koenigsegg. That might bring me to a Chrysler dealership.

na uh, my grandma posts all sorts of things.

Man, if people are impressed with this, they’re going to be super impressed when they find out I own a Veyron, a 918, a Formula 1 car, about ten Ferraris both new and vintage, and dozens of other cars and that I’ve driven many of them competently on some of the most famous race tracks in the world.

But I want it to be real, so it is

That could possibly be the most painfully bizarre news story I’ve ever read. My condolences for having to live in the Florida of the northeast.

Blood alcohol level of 0.295? She’s a pro. An amateur drunk would have passed out long before reaching that blood alcohol level.

I’ve been to Waffle House numerous times, I’m told

YOU TAKE THAT BACK RIGHT NOW.

NP, I assume, but I’d rather spend the same amount of earmarked SAAB money on infinitely cooler pre-GM fare.

On the one hand, it’s a Viggen. On the other, it’s a 16-year old GM with 170,000 miles.

For this price, go get your Swede on. It's not my thing, but I won't rag on someone for overpaying. If a friend bought this, I probably also wouldn't harass him with links to better cars he could have gotten for the same price. Like my buddy who just dropped $20+k on a Juke.

The Viggen is a 9-3, but on crack. It has the bigger B235R engine (from the 9-5), uprated suspension, larger wheels, brakes, beefed up clutch, and of course all the bells & whistles and body skirts/panels. I’ve owned one since 2005 and I still love it, torque steer and all :)

It’s funny that there’s people out there that actually think you can protect your country without killing anyone. When those same people or their family members are affected by a terrorist attack, then they complain to the government, why didn’t they do anything to prevent it.

“The Bhagavathi elephant rampage of ‘16... Yeah, we covered it.”

An unmolested first-gen CRX? I don’t care if it’s on fire, $2550 is a NP. Somebody buy it before it gets stanced, yo.

From an engineering standpoint, it’s truly an impossible task. The details of the fix aside, the solution has to be designed, created and implemented in a test vehicle. Here’s where it’s literally impossible to accomplish this task in the given time frame, the accelerated 120,000 mile/150,000 mile durability tests.…

They ZOOMED past the CARB’s silly ass “deadline” a few months back, afaik nothing happened.

If 5 years after you bought a new car, the manufacturer offered to buy it back for the exact same amount you bought it for, you would be absolutely insane to not take it. Especially if that vehicle was produced illegally, which, coincidentally has destroyed the resale value of said car. But you know, I must be some…

Until March!