It’s a fifty spot shy of $2,500 with AWD and seats 6 with a curb side sliding door or take out the seats and it can haul massive quantities of stuffs... NP what’s not to like? Winter’s coming, get a friend, quit your job, drive out West and live that dream of being ski bums, living out of the back of a van and…

It’s ok little Waymo, I’m not an ambiturner either.

As a young boy, I would see one of these riding in the cow pasture beside our home. I thought it was the craziest thing I had ever seen.......

Haha.I remember that !The farm i was working on in the eighties had one.
I was used to having to lean trikes to get them to turn but man that one was a challenge.For any slow speed turns on grippy surfaces i had to throw my skinny self way over to the side to get reasonable weight transfer

Also:

ATC’s are the best! Too bad they got legislated out of existence.

I’m more disappointed at people who are unable to comprehend the decimal point in an MSRP.

GhostCommuter... You’re doing the Lord’s work... Bless you!

‘83 Accord sedan. This isn’t it, but pretty close (I think this one’s an LX). About 80hp, but only weighed 2000 lbs. The back proudly proclaimed that it had both power steering and a 5-speed manual transmission! It had no A/C, no right side mirror, low compression in one cylinder, and looked like it had been to hell…

Like most kids in Southern California, the first car my parents let me drive was this one...

Hmm there was an unfortunate autocorrects in my post which I tried to edit and the pictures are gone.. sigh

I was very happy to have been allowed to drive this in a parking lot when I was 13:

Can’t believed no one mentioned this baby.

Behold the ELGRAND. 12 years old and still looks like looks like it is heading into the future, yesterday.

In response to the question, though, I submit the Land Rover LR3 / Discovery 3.

I may be biased, but I think the 05-09 Legacy holds up quite well

Mine!

The Saab 9-5. It is six years old but I could pass it off as new. A bit of a bias as this one is mine