The Gläser really is beautiful.

I'm not really worried about mine either. They look pretty much like this (Except 2005 7 and 12 slot CVPI steelies, of course)

I can just drive 150 and pay (or not) after. Seems easier to me.

Wisconsin will take care of that. She'll just make up some weather that to fight, we need a thing that melts composites. Just because of that Bugatti.

It can NOT look like that. Noooo. I'd rather drive a rusty Aztec firing on half the cylinders.

That's actually so sweet. I'd smuggle so many drugs. They'd never be able to search every compartment.

I like the color but its really a CP. You spend that much money and then you can never drive it, but you spent the money so you should, but you won't. Anyways, with $35 million I would buy two dozen better cars AND a house that holds them all.

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Theres a fully CNG cab company here.

I love the interior.

Sorry, but I love it.

I still do most of the things that the rest of you are recalling from your first cars in the 90's, 80's, etc. Grab a pack Marlboros, put on the best playlist, and just drive. Sure, gas is $3.65 but we deal with it. I love my car, and I loved my first car, which WAS a $500 deathtrap. And my parents loved that I had…

By the time I'd driven all that way through the desert I would have had had too much fun to off myself.

Too true.

Old cars look fucking weird with modern attachments, like the VW Bus with the big black grille, and the old Cherokee someone posted below with big new headlights. It's so odd.

You KNOW this is the right answer.

ITS SO AWESOME. I WANT

Hmm. 80's Ford Ranger and 80's Mitsubishi I couldn't fit in, at about 6' 1". I guess I just had bad luck and assumed they were all as bad. They all look the same nearly.

#1: Welcome to Wisconsin!

Single cab light trucks, ESPECIALLY foreign ones from the 80's. No seat movement unless you're going from 5' 10" to 5' 6".