Destination fees make me irrationally furious.
I absolutely refuse to pay for them - I get that it costs to ship cars from the factory to the dealership, but it also costs to ship literally everything else I buy.
The last time I bought a car, I told the salesperson pretty much the same thing and he looked at me like I…

I think the OP is referring to the determination and grit Zarco displayed more than his position.

I was about to say NP but then realized the ad says it has a rebuilt title.

This lady in my neighborhood has a newer GT that’s absurdly loud. She blasts through at random hours of the night and day, ignoring the fact that there are kids and sleeping people. The HOA even installed speed bumps because of her... she just goes up on the sidewalks now (even though the curb, while smooth, is higher…

My question:

This could be considered a “notmytype” instead of prototype.

Indeed, it was lighter!

Wow. You gotta try to screw up something that bad.

That 2nd picture is not the same type of vehicle at all.

I 2nd this!

I think they’re ridiculous and over-designed, which makes them match the car perfectly.

I had a MGB as my only transportation for several years. The only time it let me down was when the driver shaft disconnected at the rear on I-35 just south of Dallas.

My wife had an 04 Alero with that motor when we got married. She kept it for a couple more years and I had to fix ignition issues at least 3 times, replace the water pump and alternator, and replace gaskets. It had 80k miles when we sold it.

I really like this van, but with that engine I have to go CP.

Seller is a clown if he/she thinks it’s worth that much.

Nope! They were also fitted with a 1.8L inline 4.
Source: I owned one (the 1.8L, sadly).

Came here to say that!

This is actual footage of my toddler.

This is awesome! I’ve been the only white guy at a few cookouts, and I don’t think I made myself look too terribly stupid.
Either way, they were some of the best times I’ve ever had.

It looks good, but like you said - it was cheap then, and it’s cheap now.