There have been a couple of Mayday episodes that went something like:
There have been a couple of Mayday episodes that went something like:
Know what would be hilarious?
I kinda love the R1T.
I wouldn’t normally consider a 30 year old vehicle as a valid daily driver, but you actually could with this. $6k and you’d have a vehicle that can easily go another 100k miles with normal maintenance. The absence of AWD isn’t a big deal - throw some winter tires on it, and it’ll drive in all 4 seasons without…
It’s probably less than that. There just isn’t that many enthusiast buyers out there anymore.
Yeah...gotta love the state of the “facts don’t matter” society we’re in now.
Absolutely never.
I just can’t bring myself to drop $8k on a 20 year old Focus…and the thread in here about parts has sufficiently removed any doubt. ND.
The Tim Traveler is awesome! Lots of videos on trains and travelling, and he’s quite funny at times. Definitely worth a subscribe.
Sad thing: there are a LOT of Trump fans in Canada amongst the conservative voters, and the venn diagram of auto workers and conservative voters has a large overlap.
Almost none of the cars in this list matter to the survival of the manual. They’re niche/enthusiast cars that sell in relatively low numbers.
Eww.
1. Don’t drive.
Key is to not use real answers for those questions. Use things that you know, that won’t come up in conversation with others. Kinda have to subvert the idea because those questions are so susceptible to social engineering attacks.
I kinda love the SC... but there’s no chance I’d drop $24k on one.
When we get snow up here, I’ll inevitably see cars go out without clearing their car. We got 10 cm, but hey, running your wipers for a minute and hoping for the wind to take care of the rest is fine! (/s).
Busy Forks! Now I might remember the name!
I have my eye on a Ford Mach-E. Possibly the Rally version.
This kinda blows my mind - I had a Mazda6, and it was by far the biggest vehicle I’ve ever owned. Couldn’t imagine needing bigger...