Apparently this is becoming a weekly article of cars my mom has owned. First the Ford Five Hundred and now the Plymouth Sundance.

I think she had the gasket as well.

They’re oddly attractive for a 90's creation. Leftover styling from the boxy 80's. They were also actually pretty fast for the time with the turbo.

K-car are great. I’ve had a 84 New Yorker Turbo with the talking dashboard and a 91 Spirit R/T putting 275 hp to the wheels. Took care of the cars and they took care of me, with no major problems whatever.

K cars are cheap hookers you get just for one thing. A fun night.

My dad has a.. 92? Dodge Spirit R/T in red.

My first car was a ‘92 Dodgy Shadow 2 door with the power bump in the hood, lots of fun time in that car. Including the time I raced it on a dirt track against a friend of mine and nearly lost it on the last corner after blowing a tire, it only tried to kill me 3 times.

Also 02 grad - first car was a 1990 Shadow. Only had 70 miles but blew a head gasket and transmission started slipping during my year of ownership.

‘93 Sundance Duster here, same green! haha

Come on, it’s not like he got he got a blow job or something really serious.

Unfortunately, you get what you vote for.

The 4Runner’s power rear window is my dogs’ favorite car feature.

Dogs love 4Runner opening rear windows!

As long as we also end corn subsidies, funding to the Middle East to stabilize oil production, and tax breaks for oil companies I’m ok with this too.

Lot’s of 2008-2010, with fairly low miles, BMW 135i’s going for under $10k.

Neutral: I actually lust after a smallish fun car...but I drive a big truck because I actually need a truck on a regular basis. I don’t have space for a second vehicle or I would have talked myself into the idea that a cheap used coupe makes financial sense a long time ago. Even if it doesn’t.

Not sure what happened exactly, but all of a sudden everyone’s as excited about Astros as we are. And we’re loving it.

It’s a fantastic drive! It’s a body on frame SUV and makes no apologies for it. Everyone who complains about it keeps complaining that an apple isn’t an orange. Hydraulic steering, an engine that’s probably even more reliable than the GR, and real offroad capabilities. What’s not to like?

This seems as good a place as any to bring this up: