1996 is W210 OBD2. The main engine harness is mostly the same as 1995 but I’m not positive what the exact differences are. I know the process to replace is the same and only takes about an hour for someone with decent skills to remove and replace if you don’t have to fix anything else while you’re in there, but I’m…

Engine harness isn’t even available new from the dealer so you have to buy second hand. It’s a few hundred dollars for the updated harness on the used market. I have a couple for sale if you’re interested.

There is no vehicle function inspection in CA, just emissions test.

The wheels are tacky, but the ‘smoked’ trim started out black anodized and faded into that color.

Most have been replaced by this point or if not it’s a few hundred dollars for the part and an hour of labor.

Those stock wheels look much better than the spindly aftermarket BS on the subject vehicle.

Her face.

No. For the reason given, pushing forward to upshift is stupid. That’s why sequential gearboxes push forward to downshift and pull back to upshift. It’s not to imitate a manual H-pattern.

Seriously the first shit I thought of.

Analog cell service has been discontinued.

‘92 is last cool Camaro.

Cold pizza works, but a sunny-side up egg on reheated (skillet with a little bit of oil or butter) leftover pizza for breakfast is better.

Long been a shortage of black stunt people in LA.

Nissan still made fairly decent cars in 2002 largely riding on holdover mechanicals from the ‘90s.

Honda and Toyota are far better options new or used.

Basically, they’re literally actually taking the phrase.

It’s probably actually slightly less bad than buying one new.

T.I. had a couple good albums. Guy’s career or music itself is nowhere on the level of 50's.