Because pontiac owners.

Also with only 3200lbs, 375hp makes this fast enough to still post very respectable numbers.
4.4 s to 60mph, top speed of 180+

Can we just take a minute and appreciate how impossibly wide those front tires are for Nineteen Ninety freakin’-one?

NP for a future (or maybe current) classic.
You could buy this, drive it 3-5k a year for a decade, and it will probably be worth what you paid when you go to resell it in 2028.

This would be a fun car to own. nice enough to be proud of, but enough miles that you wouldn’t feel bad about driving it on the street or track.

DEAR GOD!! not a 2nd generation lexus ES!!! You ANIMALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty much. I assumed the “racial faux pas” statement pretty much described the situation without needing to explicitly call out the respective races.
Pretty much any combination of different races in this situation could have been interpreted as some degree of accidental racism.

But yeah, peak.

This one was on me.

Well, it is on their SUV. Story checks out.

How the hell was that average calculated?
Range is 8.9 to 14.2%, but the average is 26.8%

Honestly, any number that exceeded double digits would have surprised me.

100k is unfathomable. I feel like with that many sale I would see at least one mitsubishi a day on my 90 mile round trip commute. However its so rare that its actually notable when I do see one.

It has a Ferrari motor, unlike, say, your wagon

* furiously cashes out 401(k) for lottery ticket purchases*

Favorite question to ask owners: How’s your Aspen?

phase 1: steal under pants.

I’m in the same process. I really want the full time 4x4 so that limits me to limited t4r’s. Its hard not to factor in the GX at that point.

exactly. The residual on the GX460 is way worse, so comparing a used GX to a used 4 runner the prices are pretty close.

This. Slow, tiny, didn’t run on its own power, outdated, steering sucks. But as a younger man I drove it all over the world. So much that theres not much paint left on it now. But I still own it. Too many memories to let it go now. Now I’ve passed it on to my son. I love this car.

Beautiful car, and looks like nice quality work. I know its played out and what not, but I’d prefer to see a nice aluminum LS engine instead of the ford mill. That 5.0 is a great motor, but the LS is lighter and more powerful.

At least it wasn’t just me that thought this.

Rover? I barely know her!