And you haven’t bought it because...?

Interesting, There are a lot of people judging the owner based on one thing or another. Care to weigh in? Are they a Bro? flat brimmer?, flag flying F-you type? car guy? loud and IDGAF about my neighbors? Old man who thought he was buying an old school caddy?

Isn’t this literally a crossover though?

But even that didn’t help as a lot of constants weren’t old enough to rent a car, or the money that was given wasn’t enough. One constant ended up pocketing what was left and figured the rest out.

I found the boomer. Probably drives a Corvette with chrome accents and wheels.

I bet you call them “ricers” too

Incorrect take.

An AWD CTR is exactly what this car should be (at least the performance variant). I’m guessing the base will be more Civic Si. 

Thank god I am not your friend.

Nissan Sentra SR, it has the size and specs of midsize sedans from 10 years ago with the price of midsize sedans from 20 years ago.

How often are cars abandoned in front of your house? 

So you were the one who called the city on David!

when will this new crossover craze end?

The statement is that they’ll lose jobs if they transition too slowly to EVs. Presumably the argument is based on the expectation that they’d lose revenue as other automakers overtook them. Doesn’t seem unreasonable even if the 30k figure is complete BS.

I initially read that as “Nissan Horny Limousine” and wondered if it had seats specially designed for fucking.  Turns out I wasn’t far off.

That LRE is in rough condition. With the missing wood & fresh paint, I doubt that’s the original bed and passenger door.

Did Pontiac offer these from the factory? If they did, then THIS is the best decal offered. If not, HUGE error on their part.

Theory: Theft from rental agencies. These are all pretty popular as rental cars and modern vehicles are relatively difficult to steal without the keys. Relatively speaking, given the ease of theft, it makes sense for rentals to get stolen a lot.

funny, at the time it was considered the epitome of garish excess.

Truly a timeless design that has aged like a very fine wine.