Think back to the best looking F1 livery of the last thirty years. Whatever it is, this is better.
Think back to the best looking F1 livery of the last thirty years. Whatever it is, this is better.
That’s where I am. This is a somewhat interesting car, but you wouldn’t give it a second look in the 80's, and you shouldn’t now. At least not for this price. Somewhere in the $4k range considering the good condition and low miles.
My state just seems to suspend your license. My insurance agency forgot to send a form for an out-of-state insurer to my state DMV so they considered me without insurance and pulled my registration and suspended my license. At the same time the DMV failed to send me notice of any of this.
Todd wins. The Honda Element was the correct answer.
More: Tagaz is defunct, but a small company near Paris is now producing a car based on it.
Noticed that too. Then noticed all the digital displays are actually still functional, which completely distracted me from the extra 5k plus miles. This car is a steal.
Perfect take. It’s not an Allante, much less a 560SL, but it’s a competent little car that will get you there in style and keep doing so for years to come. $2500 is not just NP for one in this condition, but bordering on highway robbery.
...a shining example of what American automakers can do when their corporate overlords are distracted by a penny on the sidewalk.
That 3800 isn’t powerful by today’s standards, true, but the 3800 is decently torquey. I believe that’s a pre-series 1 unit that has just north of 210 ft-lbs of torque and somewhere north of 160 HP (I don’t remember exactly, but it was pretty great for the day). The 3800 is a great engine in just about any of its…
That transmission was cranked out in about the last 45 minutes they were even building them. That specific model was discontinued in the next model year, after having been installed for about five or six years. By the time this one was made, its little hassles had been pretty much sorted. Bolted behind the stout but…
Definitely! Replace that missing trim-piece and this thing would basically be 100%. Park it next to the Allante at Radwood and make Chad look like a bitch!
My FiL is on his 4th of these glorious little cars. He has also had an Olds Trofeo.
It’s cheap enough that it falls under the anything that will get you to work price clause. I think it’s also a genuinely interesting car, as GM’s last effort (that I can think of) to make a halo car for normally conservative Buick. It’s easily a NP.
There’s so much to look at here. Some of it is your own groin, but never mind that.
Also because “friends” of the GOP look at that 48% of all mail delivered worldwide and see $$$ signs. We will all probably still be able to vote by “next-day delivery” via FedEX or UPS, for only $20. Effectively a poll tax.
I was waiting for the right wing talking points to make their way here. The USPS does NOT lose money because it allows Jeff Bezos and Amazon to “just drop packages on the floor” and say “deliver it.” The USPS actually breaks even or makes a tiny profit on operations every year. The ONLY reason that they need a bailout…
Came here to say this. It’s been a decades long campaign to bankrupt the postal service. Now that voting by mail is becoming more of a necessity, the USPS demise must happen as soon as possible. Screw you states that only vote by mail!
President Trump threatened to veto the next $2 trillion coronavirus aid package if it includes funds to save the storied institution. (Because honestly, why would you include funds to save the employer of more than 2 million Americans in a U.S. stimulus package?)
I hope it’s just as wild as the Corolla S they used to sell here. Man, that right there was a hot car.