I’m guessing the people on here today saying NP, have never actually driven a K car. Also, no, just because it has a 5 spd and a turbo does not mean it’s amazing and that $3250 is a great deal. This is a 1980's Mopar product, they don’t get much worse than this.

What a shit show that would be

Nobody has to drive? Not everyone lives in a city. Besides, the thoroughly unsafe cars that are somehow allowed in some parts of the US are a serious safety hazard. And not just to the owners of those vehicles.

everywhere in the world besides most of the unided states, cars get a yearly review.

Religion the best and worst thing human beings ever created.

Or you could just show up in a Mustang golf cart and the other golfers will just let you play through, if they know what’s good for them.

I don’t even have to think about this one: NP. Seriously, it’s the car that every kid born in 1980 (like me) had a picture of hanging on our walls. The Countach is the pinnacle of raw, crazy, IDGAF attitude.

Ya know, I really do wanna press NP. I do so badly, because this little thing looks to be in amazing shape. Look at the mill! So clean! So tidy! I love little trucks with sunroofs too. I just..that price tag...

I myself think it’s better for those jobs to go to México and not China. A stronger México reduces illegal immigration, crime, drugs and that can only be good for the US. Also México will more likely buy those same cars theybare making. Win win for both countries.

Immigration issue aside, Trump acts like Mexico itself somehow wronged him. Did Mexico rape and murder his family or shoot his dog or something? Yeesh.

Off roaders unite. Even if us Land Cruiser people tend to be a little be eliteist.

For sale: 1983 Celica

GM tried that. It didn’t work out.

What’s less commonly known is that the very first time he slapped his name on any product, it was on a pair of Cadillac limousines known as the Trump Executive Series and the Trump Golden Series. And he got Cadillac to build them for him by agreeing to order a run of limos he never bought.

I could easily see someone spending $18.5K on this car, just not all at once and not to one person. Maybe $12-13 and then the rest in $750 increments to the shop every few months over the lifetime of the car?

Indeed, that’s why I’m more interested in the third party warranty company stats. It’s just frequency of repairs, average cost of repair, and inconvenience and it can make for some interesting reading:

Or people like me, who just bought their first Audi after having owned Chrysler vehicles for that past 15+ years.

No synergy or paradigm shift? I am disappointed.

They will both crash at approximately the same speed at Laguna Seca.