Subarus. It’s weird how many of them are parked in front of Connecticut mansions.

As a guy who has both sold cars AND spend countless hours on SUMIF formumas that will break anything short of an 8-core computer, I’d say go for sales!

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But really though. Who the fuck would break into a guy’s house if he has a Range Rover and a Hummer. The dude probably has a “weapons room.”

Maybe I can convince my brother to split one with me as an “investment”.

Lovely topic. Excellent question. The general rule is that a final production number under 500, and especially under 200, makes a car an instant collector. Think Porsche Speedster or Sport Classic. People thought they were just insanely expensive 997s with a bit of tequipment flair. But production numbers were low and…

I think it was more that the car was unhappy unless it was being revved to heaven and looked like a rally car and not smooth and sophisticated, more of a boy racer. Nowadays every car looks like a pissed off performance model with vents grills big wheels and spoilers. I think the 318's were quite successful and many…

This car is from Calgary (where I live), this owner is not a good guy, he's a coke dealer.

How much have you been offered by a VeeDub bro to buy the wheels for their golf?

Actually, it turns out they made them strong enough to stand up to repeated, extremely VIOLENT beatings.

No one? Mini... I like the Mini itself. I do not like the gauge placement and the cheap interiors. It’s basically counter-intuitive to every car I’ve ever driven having the speedometer not in front of me.

Its not what you can see but rather can’t. Unless you have a jeep liberty from 2003 you have no idea what those button behind the wheel control.

“Spread your legs, I’m changing the station.”

It’s indigo, and I love it on my Mk4 Golf.

The 2015 Evo.

Any car without a center-mounted tach.

Looks like the steering wheel is shocked as well!

Last Acura MDX. My OCD could never handle the non-symetrical steering wheel buttons.

That made me imagine Jerry Seinfeld and Kramer as a rally team.