It depends on your location.

Guillermo Evil haha

1984 is the shit year isn't it? Considerably cheaper used than 83 and 85 for a reason. I forget why we were discussing ths, but the Corvette guys were talking about the difference in pricing for that year and why.

You just can't go straight through without a pause, if you do, you will get a horrible grinding noise. I confirmed this with a co-worker who has the same model as mine that his behaved the same way. I would say it is a delay of a maddening 0.5 seconds between shifts.

I have a 2002 with a manual transmission. Worst Gearbox Ever.

They are going to flip August 17 when they get Jay and Dan On Fox Sports 1.

Nearest road course for me is six hours away and one of the most expensive in Canada (MoSport).

I agree with you on the mileage but not on the age. My 1994 Honda Civic lasted 16 years and the Corrola has lasted me twelve years and unlike the Honda the body hasn't rotten off yet. Maybe 10 years for cars with alot of electronics but with manual everything it seems to be limited only to how long it takes the salted…

It took them switching sponsors of the championship for me to realize that Winston was a branding deal. I just though that was the name, like the Stanley Cup.

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As the former (RIP) owner of a Honda Civic with a loud(er) muffler than required and a Honda teal paintjob with white steelies, I back up this man 110%. If you were on the road on a weekend after midnight guaranteed 75% chance to get pulled over even if I was obeying the law. They always used the old "We have a…

I would pass on my Dad's 1958 Chrevolet Impala (1st year of the Impala).