briengreenwood
Matt Trakker
briengreenwood

Good luck with that - cars nowadays are so connected to the factory head unit its practically impossible to replace with anything aftermarket now without taking out a bunch of other features and buttons that worked with the cars original head unit. In this case you’re better off just staying away from BMW or sticking

Basically - this list is another heartwarming Subaru commercial waiting to be filmed.

My first R rated movie was American Werewolf in London. At 40 years old pretty sure I’m still traumatized.

Agreed on the Ion being a decent econobox. We had one and never had any issues with it - except being about as boring as filling out paperwork in a dentist office - and that weird dash layout - but it was a decent car.

Yeah no thanks - the very, very fine print on the ad also mentions at least another $7k in repairs just to get it up and running properly - I’m sure the wording is on there somewhere. The CP is strong with this one.

Not completely accurate unless theirs a couple of kilos in their frunks.

No digital dash - but it did have the 80s style spaceship steering wheel lol.

That picture makes me sad. Because Nissans past was so much better than their present.

As much as you’re right - BMW selling their performance souls for profit and marketshare bugs me more.

Yep - just add white walls and 100 spoke gold Daytons and.... grandpa is that you???

I kinda miss the old days of being able to steer with my pinky.

Same. I’m only in this for the story mode.

True - unless those brave enough to forego the CPO part they can get lower into Model 3 pricing territory. Either way - they’re much better off going this route - than waiting for their reservation to show up someday.

Location has been confirmed lol.

So thats where all the 80's-90's era steelies disappeared to.

Or at the very least a photo of the Model 3.

1st Gear:

AWESOME. This is the thread of the year.

1985. I was 9 yrs old My aunts a-hole boyfriend drove a Mazda RX-7 - for whatever reason that day he could find my aunt - so asked me if I wanted to hang with him that day - and he knew I was a kid that loved cars so he let me drive that sweet Mazda around an empty shopping mall parking lot. After that day he went

This has song aged really, really well for being 30 yrs old imo. MJ somewhat stepped outside his usual pop realm when he made this.