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What’s his address?

I hate to be a dick, but I just don’t see how they can be great cars if something big will definitely break.

I had an STI once. Cleared it up with some antibiotics.

I’ve driven Subarus of one model or another for 18 years now, and here’s what I’ve learned in that time.

I’m a bit jealous that, through the magic of kinja, your Metris suggestion is getting all the attention and my suggestion of a Metris has fallen to the bottom of the pile. You still get a star because it’s not about attention. It’s about the right answer. Metris is the right answer.

Absolutely sucks that so many posts on this site are turned into something political when there was no reason for it to be political. This article was an inappropriate choice to do such a thing.

And most ‘96 Cherokees will still be around long after these have been fixed again by Tony for the umpteenth time.

This was my grandpa’s car. He traded it into Doug’s Cadillac a few months ago for a low mile Black CTS-v Wagon with a manual.

That’s because she’s always getting rear ended.

Biggest traffic buildup is the line to my ex-wife’s bedroom.

I see the new never ending scrolling edition of Kinja has taken another soul.

#Kinja’d

Ive been on way worse, but on smaller planes, I suggest not flying into the channel islands if this video freaks you out.

I’m intrigued by that transmission. How weird would that feel going through the shifting pattern without a clutch?

Hey, that Oldsmobile does okay as long as you get the trucoat, don’tchaknow. Just ask for Jerry Lundegaard, he’ll get you squared away.

Totally. I’ve totaled hundreds of vehicles from hail.

my favorite concoction of penetrating oils

United has a hub in New Jersey, of course they are terrible.

Nice, so United really is as crappy as it seems.

Used Toyota engines can be had for a song. Install isn’t much of anything. She paid for a hassle free experience, and that has value.