How has nobody suggested Canyonero yet?

I agree. I never really understood these. You get the bulk & performance of a car, but the usability of a motorcycle. Just get a used Miata/Z4/TT/Mustang/Solstice/convertible of your choice and have something you can drive whenever you want.

I can deal with most of the modern safety features, mainly because I drive in such a way as not to trigger them.

Has he tried Google Earth? I’m pretty sure these are big enough to see from space.

The winter special: you turn the steering wheel and absolutely fucking nothing happens.

When the radio cuts out for a minute and you actually hear the mechanical cacophony your 23 year old shitbox daily driver makes, realizing each of those noises has an associated dollar amount to it.

African or European?

Rolls Royce, Ferrari, and any other high-end manufacturer. Their days are clearly numbered though.

Because its essentially a Charger and both cars still sell well. 

Just throwing out an idea here, but it’s very possible that the car was 10+ years old when it hit 22k and they did the belt due to age instead of miles.

There’s an increasing trend on NP/ND to say that “SOMEONE will pay for it, so I say Nice Price.” I don’t think we’re all voting with common definitions. Having spent enough time on BaT it seems to me that ,for any vehicle ever made, running or not, SOMEONE will likely pay for it, just because there’s always someone…

It’s a Jeep thing, you wouldn’t understand.

What’s loctite? We only use rust in the northeast

Literally a wrenching hack - and has come in handy many times since I’ve learned it.

I have often heard that you should never buy a car manufactured on a Monday or Friday. Is there any factual (read: proof) of this?

I’ve done it at least twice before, a 1984 Mercedes 300SD with a broken odometer that stopped at 237k and it replacement a 1986 300SDL with 246k on the clock when I got it.

Gumball Rally ranks pretty high up there. I do have a decently long list of movies that I love and would put in this catagory.

I drive a 10 year old Mini with 150k miles. It is merely a collection of unusual sights, sounds, and smells, packed into something that is vaguely car shaped.