2016 Honda Accord — 3,500 lbs with 278 HP.

1999 Carrera 2 — 3,100 lbs with 296 HP.

Impressive.

In 4b idiots who don’t know that the ‘99s had a proper dual-row ims and fail at less than 1/2 of 1%.

Sad trombone :(

lol, pwnt

Oooooh, qatch out for this guy everyone, his eyes are SUPERB!

Makes sense.

Haha, right?

Huh. Actually significantly cheaper than I would have guessed:

LS Swap, dummy.

Bravo!

Uhg, have those on my boxster, it’s seriously the worst

Seriously. My dad was a teacher, and at a relatively very young age of 29 became a principal of a school in 1973. He went out that year and bought a lake house for $7,500. Like, an entire year-round house, on a 7 mile long lake in a beautiful area. We still have it. He also had his ‘65 corvette he bought in ‘68. And a…

haha, do ladas have a heavy clutch? I would have guessed they had the wussiest clutches ever

Yeah, sweet, for the less than 3% of new cars in the USA that applies to.

I mean, wouldn’t you?

“good ones” are 15- 24k. This one is embarassing to look at and has “nothing-may-be-wrong-exactly-but-your-cylinders-aren’t-making-compression” mileage

r/im14andthisisdeep

haha, well when you put it that way, I guess I am the dummy. 
I cannot yet appreciate the elegant subtlety of the completely shit front and rear bumpers :(

Considering you can get a 99-01 with 85k miles on it, no paint issues and services records... for $15k, I don’t think anything was stolen.

The 1999s had a proper dual row IMS bear and a less than 0.5% failure rate. It’s actually the best year of the cheap Porsches, in that regard, and practically a non-issue.