Pretty much at the title I figured crack pipe, but I didn't want to be the person who just scrolled down without reading so I read the whole thing. I could have saved some time.
Pretty much at the title I figured crack pipe, but I didn't want to be the person who just scrolled down without reading so I read the whole thing. I could have saved some time.
Ditto for most of that, except for one piece. The worst-handling car I’ve ever driven was a late 70s Ford Grenada. The Caprice might as well have been a Porsche compared to that.
Holy shit man, I hope you saved some pussy for the rest of us.
This is like me saying that I have the perfect Potato.
I don’t see an option for CP, but CP.
They ain’t paying me shit. They’re just cool guys that like to have fun with cars. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is another one of those vehicles that holds its value strangely well. The number didn’t shock me honestly. Is it something I’d pay? Nah. But it isn’t a total mystery as to how a dealer would price it this way.
The only obvious indicator of its age is a head unit in the dash that lacks the now ubiquitous big screen and multi-function features.
This trucklet is a great example of a used car purchase that zooms from $14k to $2k in 2 years. Add 30 k miles in that time frame, and something like the motor or trans will surely take a dump, the “only for that year” computer will glitch out, a curb will have a CV joint rattling, a rust hole or two will magically…
I get what you’re saying, but I’m pretty sold on this engine tower concept I’ve got going.
Like a Block
Caddy just needs a decent interior, a smooth, torquey engine, and suspension that absorbs bumps and potholes like they don’t exist.
I’m sorta bummed that I didn’t see the original feature that brought these comments together. My unusual feature would be a soft, cloud-like suspension on a passenger car. You might not think this unusual, but sooo many cars have moved in favor of hard, performance-oriented suspension that it’s hard to find. Cadillac…
I put this in the why the hell not category. While I am not a fan of motorcycles, this one would be a winter project for those who want to do it yourself. Don’t expect to make 40k off it, you could end up with a fun and odd older bike.
Better yet: Leave that on. Looks fucking awesome.
With the right hand, those 3M rubber wheels are fucking amazing tools.
Correction: “I plan on telling everyone else I slept with your daughter.”
I don’t want to say that this is because Naperville, but it’s totally because Naperville.
bullshit. not with the 7AT and AWD. Not on *that* car.