That’s a hell of a first car.  Hat’s off to ya!

RIP Oppo, long live Hyphen

This is good Oppo.

Hey Justin,
As an update, the car was recovered around 6 hours ago:

None of them.

Update: Owner got his car back, with some damage to the steering column

Every time a Tesla stan kisses Elon’s digital taint, Koenigsegg earns another patent. 

“(still rendering)” - Tesla

Hahahahaha yes!

Counterpoint:

I know you mean the final drive, but this reads like you're missing .27 of a diff somewhere. 

This gotta be in there somewhere. (Sorry replied to the wrong post.)

Cost and repairability. If you scratched it, you’d have to re-anodize the whole thing precisely enough to match colors.

Exactly, or like an old MG that just screams “fatal collision”. And forget bucket seats that hold you tight around corners, you want slick vinyl benches where you feel like you’re going to end up flying out of the passenger door if you take a turn too fast.

My 1964 Cadillac. First car I ever had and drove it to high school and still driving it, but not daily at the moment. It’s about 19 feet long and sticks out of most parking spots. The heat and AC don’t work so you had to dress accordingly. The top leaks so I have to carry towels in case it rains. It’s lowered 3" so…

It’s irrelevant criticism from peasants... who apparently don’t care, but put effort into making sure others know they don’t care. The whole thing is just laughable. I agree, it looks great, and probably drives great and sounds great... and all fifteen are already sold, so while internet armchair experts get…

I have a sweater on even with no shirt. this is the car for me.

It does look nice. I’ve seen a few on the road where the owners did a chrome delete and black wheels and it works well with the Pacifica’s simple lines. Chrysler offers a blacked out trim and AWD for 2021.

Me and two other guys living in the same house in my mid-20s all had Mazda 5s. All with manual and various bike racks. It was a perfect mountain bike hauler and camping it it was a breeze. My wife learned to drive stick in it. It got decent gas mileage and was surprisingly fun to drive. I even hitched a small trailer…

Oh you silly HERB!