Also a great band!
I’m guessing that there are four projects in development named FIRE DOZER right.
Buyer actually says, “I’m not a fan of the new Prius.” (Not that buyer preference has always guided answers.)
Really? That SuX.
Oh man. If Cartman had one of those, he wouldn’t have needed the Slayer CD.
From the looks of it, Coastline has five Charger Dayton EVs in its inventory. Every single one has an MSRP above $85,000, which is about as loaded as you can get
Under which conditions may a driver transport a dead body?
- the passenger is a member of one of the recognized “five families.”
- the passenger is a member of any New York based crime syndicate.
- the passenger has a weapon.
- the deceased had it coming, you know what I mean?
Perfect car for A Nice Morning Drive.
My son is graduating college in May, and I’m going to give him the E30. He loves it, and I’m ready to try something new. Never owned a Porsch-uh, convertible or midengined (other than a brief fiasco with trying to use a Fiero for RallyCross), so thinking that a used Boxster would be a good new experience.
Along the same lines, The Roman from Regular Car Reviews just posted his video version.
Per Regular Cars, this is one of the few cars where a manual doesn’t make it better.
Boxing Day, and you couldn’t find a Subie? WTF man?? :-)
My in-laws have a Jeep Patriot which we use while visiting. Since the alternative is a rental car, I only drive it because it’s free. It’s horrible, but free.
Amazing that The Mule Musk wasn’t able to foresee the fall of the Foundation Series. Should have run it by Hari Seldon Consulting.
Don’t forget the TourX.
A “sporty” car from the 70s/80s to be reminded of just how far cars have come. Back when a 10 second 0-60 was decent and performance packages were mostly stickers.
I am not a fan of Restomods. If you want an old car, drive it as it was built, warts and all. That’s an essential part of the experience. If you want a new performance car, buy one of those. A restomod is just buying the style without the feel of driving an old car.
Yeah, I don’t believe it. Here’s the real explanation.
Is it bulletproof? Can I use it as a target for practice with my concealed carry?