1983ish Renault Fuego. Manual.
She said she bought it originally because it was “cute” (it is), but of course its Frenchness showed quickly (on the side of the road).
If I could find a running example, I would buy it on the spot.
1983ish Renault Fuego. Manual.
She said she bought it originally because it was “cute” (it is), but of course its Frenchness showed quickly (on the side of the road).
If I could find a running example, I would buy it on the spot.
Ah yes, I bought a 1987 Comanche a few years ago for $800. Obviously, it was in significantly worse condition, but it ran and drove (just). For some reason, a previous owner swapped out the original AMC I4 for the unspeakably bad, GM-sourced V6; it was like driving a tractor. I fixed a few things on it, gave it a…
H/T to the lede photo - I took Taggart’s for driving school back in ~2003! One of my classmates crashed the “Taggartmobile” (early 90s Cavalier if I’m not mistaken). Good times.
I might be in the minority here, but I currently own an ‘07 9-5 with the 5-speed, and it honestly feels like a transmission out of an old pickup truck. Long throws, not terribly smooth, but hearty nonetheless. If I had to do it again, I might forego the manual.
If only the Trump Taj Mahal had “Bought American,” maybe things would have ended differently:
Only the doors matter
Do motorcycles count?
So looking at the interior of the GA8 (the nice one), I spotted a few bits and pieces that appear to be derived from other auto makers:
Adding insult to injury: after he pays the ticket, he still has to wake up every morning in Michigan.
Ya know, I never realized how shitty the interior of my WRX was until I got a VW. That isn’t to say that VW interiors are insanely nice, mind you - just not made out of melted Barbies.
10+ years ago, and it worked better:
Roll coal, baby!
Fixed:
Done:
How could you not post the last pic in the ad?
I mean, it actually looks like a decentish build. But $20-f*cking-K? That’s a big ‘ol lol.
Yeah, I’d place it in the $900-$1200 ballpark.
This post made me stumble upon the best ad for a Plymouth Laser I’ve ever seen: https://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/cto/5851586889.html
Ignoring everything else: where are these great Toyotas you speak of?
1991 Euro MB 300TD, 5-speed. I seriously hesitated to post this, because I’m looking for a sub-10K car to replace my hopefully-soon-to-be-bought-back TDI wagon. This is a French model, Florida titled, and it’s clean as f**k. Cruise in luxury, style, and efficiency in this w124-based wagon, with practicality to boot.…