When we were young we were pretty broke. Our transportation, when it was working, was a Ford LTD. The only time that car was fun was when it would snow or rain and my mom would do doughnuts with us in the back seat in an empty parking lot near home. I learned a lot about cars and driving from her.

My $1000 1985 4x4 Solid Axle It has taken about $400 not including tires and a little time to get it safe and driveable. The interior rough and the bed has holes, but I use it mostly for firewood and motos.

The Northeast, the Mountain West, the Southwest, the Pacific Northwest and California all see healthy amounts of Subarus.

Still waiting on enlightenment

Get one shipped to your door from the CMP for $600!

Coleman xtreme. Just held block ice for 5 days with food and beer in the desert before I decided to empty it. Dirt cheap compared to the big names.

Coleman xtreme. Just held block ice for 5 days with food and beer in the desert before I decided to empty it. Dirt…

100+hp/sub 400lbs. in the late eighties is just crazy. Not the bike for me at all, but very cool.

...the “use of force was clearly out of retaliation and not self-defense.” It additionally notes that the intensity of force “far exceeded what was reasonable or necessary”...

When they refuse to use two hands to turn the wheel all the way when making a turn. The result is usually a lazy ass, half-assed turn across a few lanes of traffic.

I think the big hook here is the financing. People financing an EcoBoost are a good target demographic for financed installed performance parts, warrantied or not.

What a bunch of horse shit! But seriously, that’s crazy.

Local swap page. Probably some wiggle room on price.

I only made it half way through because his writing was just too informed and accurate for my tiny brain to handle.

As an ardent toyota fan, I 100% agree. When you compare a stripper xterra vs a 4runner of the same year you can end up paying 40% more for the Toyota where I live. If you’re going to beat it up offroad anyway, go with the Nissan. I’ve driven a few, they’re thirsty and not fast, but have torque where you need it.

Getting there

Sam Jackson’s character did something like that in Foxy Brown

production cars, that regular people drive to work. Not race vehicles, that professionals compete in.

I was hard pressed to choose between S5 Coupe and CTS-V coupe when shopping for a used fun car about 4 years ago. I ultimately cheaped out with an 80s performance car, but I still REALLY like the S5 in general.

Never forget:

No there is not always a reason. Drive enough miles, and you’ll run into people that antagonize other drivers FOR NO REASON.