If he’s still looking for work by the end of November I’ll have him clean my gutters.
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I like the way it looks too. It looks like it came to life from Batman: The Animated Series.
This car looks like it should be a foot wider and two feet longer than it really is.
BTW: There’s nothing wrong with being pragmatic.
Supercars are toys. That’s all they are. If you buy one to use as a daily driver I think you are a wee bit bonkers. There are too many fast as hell cars on the market that you can DD. I’m looking at you BMW M5.
Ferrari makes one good looking Corvette.
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If this is legit are there not laws prohibiting US citizens from owning such things?
Why buy a car when you can join ISIS and get to roll around in a Toyota Land Cruiser? Oh, yea, I forgot I am not a psychopath with penchant for violence in the name of a celestial sky daddy.
My wife and I just bought our first minivan three weeks ago. It’s proven itself to be d@mn useful so far. They’re a godsend of you have kids.
Agreed. That is almost like taking a gallon in capacity out of the tank.
They were probably all new cars that are still being produced. That means my level of emeotional involvement is zero. Well, perhaps a little smile crossed my lips...but just for a second.
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This engine has a shotgun in it.
I did Nazi this coming.
This looks cool and I like what you have to say about it. I would like to see these on our roads too but something tells me this is better suited as a Japanese market Kei car than a car that would be allowed on US roads. Remove a wheel from the rear and classify it as a motorcycle (I’m looking at your Morgan) then…
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OMFG! I have not see one of these in forever. A buddy in high school got one his senior year as a early graduation present and it looked exactly like this one. NP for nostalgia reasons.
My grandmother that this car with the sad six. It was woeful in every respect. This one would be fast yet still woeful. Burn it, salt the remains and bury it in a unmarked grave.
When I met my oldest friend in 1986, his mom had one. She loved it but had to get rid of it a few years later becuase the body was rusting like crazy. Which was weird for such a young car (at the time) that never left the comfort of South Carolina and Georgia.