I had a 1.4L Limited with the manual. That thing had all the options except the sunroof and the 2.4L / Auto. I wanted the turbo and I wanted the stick, so that’s what I got. lol — I only ever had one problem with it and that was the clutch pedal going dead when it wasn’t anywhere near the wear point. Rare problem, and…

I went with NP.  Friend of mine bought a 2015 Dart new, and it’s been very reliable.  Just brakes and the usual maintenance items generally, and it’s at well over 100k now.  Not a bad deal for cheap transportation, and they're not that bad to drive either.

Yeah, the obvious answer to the barnacle question is that the airplane piece was not stable in the water so no side stayed submerged consistently enough to get barnacles on it. And then at some point a piece broke off or water entered a new part of the piece, and it then stabilized it’s orientation in the water.

SAME lol

Even after zooming in, it still looks like a bad snip.

Ditto!

I thought someone had done a bad job of circling something in a screenshot with the microsoft snipping tool in that first picture of the interior.

This.

No, the seventh-gen didn’t have round lights

He’s going to show off his concept for a plan.

That front wing can deploy to deduce downforce when braking, too.

Those are 100% not stock 3rd gen RS wheels. Probably wheels from a 4th Gen, and probably off of a Z, cast offs from someone’s upgrade on their new (at the time) Camaro dream car. Lol

I have looked at new Nissans on the road, and though “I’d like to buy that”. New corporate design language has hit the right marks for me. These are some of the eye catchers for me:

“The Ayria on paper should have worked, it’s mid-size crossover with a respectable range, but it’s a car that I keep forgetting even exists.”

By the way, those are NOT factory wheels on that car, those are replica IROC-Z wheels in a larger-than-OE size.

Are you sure those wheels are chromed OEMs? They look different to me. Even appear to be a larger diameter than stock.

He wants kids to die in car accidents. He wants people to pump out extra kids to replace their killed ones. Its perfect logic if you are a repulican.

The poptop bed looks more comfortable than the folded down seats.

Maybe worth $7000. But, wait....it has ArmorAll on the tires and hip brewery stickers. $9950.

Anyone who has slept on what Honda (don’t @ me, I drive one) considers acceptable surfaces to kip knows they suck rocks. Even when napping in the Element I was more comfortable clipping up the seats and using a 3" foam pad. and a nice sheet envelope.