Sounds like his area of expertise was...

I was gonna vote NP, but then I saw the bit about the seller cancelling a previous sale and jacking up the price. Now it is a solid ND for the jackass seller.

Credit building sounds like a load of nonsense, but this sure doesn’t seem like the way to build it. Why not just keep driving this perfectly decent, virtually brand new Buick?

That massive, industrial-looking B pillar really ruins the effect of the suicide doors.

I remember reading about this when it came out. I’m not sure I knew it didn’t make it here though. I like the look and I think it would be a fun car to own. Having said the nice things, the mismatched seats, condition of the wheels, and the overall presentation, I’m inclined to vote No Dice. This would seem to be top…

$31k for a 15 year old BMW is crazy regardless of the mileage. No dice.

Need to fix that front fender paint gap on the two tone first

Decided she no longer preferred the P.

CP! but i’d drive the shit out of it.

Arkansas isn’t real.

Now that car looks like 34k!

That is a very nice car, and your Iowan nephew should be proud of his work!

PUT THE CANDLE BACK!!!

We live in a cultural moment in which the majority of people interpret the world through consumer choices. The modern culture wars are largely fought on the grounds of consumer economics and choices.

I imagine that a 60 day supply of new cars for a Fiat/Alfa dealer is like 5 vehicles.

I’m saying No Dice because of the “another person’s project” rule but I honestly don’t know what to make of this. Does a shitty 80s boring mobile become interesting because someone crammed a bigger engine in it?

Building a diesel Scirocco is like replacing your testicles with racketballs.

The Spirit of (Doing) Ecstasy

So, when done in carbon fiber, the spirit of ecstasy turns into the hammered girl at a wedding reception showing everyone her ass.

My children are grown men now, but for years their sworn quest was to figure out which neighbor was slipping this bullshit in with the Snickers.