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Rick-Spartan

I would almost take a night with a 599 over a night with Kate Beckinsale. Almost.

As far as the price out the door? Not really. What kills me is difference in the maintenance costs of cars. Some makes I swear just want to suck your wallet dry.

You had marry that one or I will find her and add her to my budding harem.

All that is understandable. When it comes to gaskets and brake components I always do my best to buy the best available. The premium is worth it to me to ensure that I’m not going to have to make the repair again in six months and that my passengers (wife & kids) are not in danger because I cheaped out on a part. I

I’ve stated before by strong negative opinion on the 914, not that anyone really give two craps about what I have to say. But I have to admit that if I were in the market for the trashiest Porsche ever made with a non-Porsche heart transplant this would catch my eye. Seriously, if you want a low entry price Porsche

From the comments in the original story the people of Rothesay have a reputation for being uppity pretentious schmucks.

No. But I know how to get in touch with her if you’re interested.

When I was in college I toyed with the idea of buying a hearse. They are a great deal because depreciation hits them hard compared to other Caddies. But then one day I realized that girls don’t want to be taken on a date in a hearse. Alas. Now I’m married to a wonderful woman who says she would not mind a older hearse

And bacon.

This is bullshit. Ms. Fleet, in my opinion, is awesome and therefore her chosen mode of transportation is too. Lay off, Rothesay. 

At this point if I was a Michigander I would rather such money be spent on Flint’s water crisis.

As God (cough-cough-hack-cough) intended.

Yep. There are thousands out there in the USA.

Oh, I have’nt done it. I just like the idea of doing it. I saw it done on a old BMW 525. It had flowers, candy canes, letters and numbers all over the sides in chalk. 

I’m fond of the idea of having a car covered in chalkboard paint so my 5, going on 6, year old daughter can have it.

I agree with the Suburban and Xterra suggestions. I’ve entertained the idea of a Suburban from this era for my own use.

Those that wear a man bun should be treated with suspicion until your trust is earned. 

Thank you for fighting the good fight to keep your Z on the road.

I would have preferred they called it the Mohave purely for continuity. I was in the market and looking for a Volvo XC90 V8 when I found it. Over all it is a better fit for my family than the Volvo would have been.