I’ve had to clean spoiled coffee out of my wife’s car carpet way, way more times than I thought would be fun.

Their reply to @LWHITEGRLprob was better than Ezra.

Obviously you've never been to Chicago

Saab 99, the precursor to the 900, the most coveted of all 99s is the 99 Turbo which had the aztec wheels (from the aztec step pyramids). It only came in a few colors and being introduced in 1978 was way ahead of it’s time for the turbo charged engine.

Every time I see this promo photo!

It sounds like you have cool friends.

At $2,500, assume you’d put $1,500 into it after purchase. That’s $4,000, and still a steal.

Unreliable? The C900 is not at all unreliable. My family and friends have had probably 7 or 8 between them all, and very few had any problems. The transmission in my ‘84 needed a rebuild after 175,000 miles, but that seems reasonable enough to me. The turbos aren’t slow either, and their handling is quite good (unless…

#wasaabi #teamdentistjet

Saab 900 Turbo for 2.5 large.... I didn’t read a single word of the passage, scrolled down to give a vociferous NP. I love these things to death. One of the best-sounding 4-cylinder engines ever.

I'm in a weird spot with this one. I would totally pay $2,500 knowing full well it isn't worth $1,500. I have a problem with Saabs. A Saablem?

I’m going to take a crack at this one from three different prospective buyers.

Np;dr

Can someone explain how it is significant that she was on a bike-share bike vs her own bike?

At this point, I think Kansas just needs to give up and build a wall around itself to keep the rest of the USA out.

I don’t think Kansas needs a wall to accomplish that task.

Because Kansas isn't crazy at alllll