You know who offered us a 6-speed stick with leather, sunroof, and a top-spec engine in the last five years? Acura and Buick.

Exactly. Unless by some fluke a $1500-2000 car drops in your lap for $600, pretty much anything that can be had for less than $1500 isn’t a good option for a daily driver.

Sorry, but reliable $600 cars are not the norm. These days, anything less than $1500 is pretty much a guaranteed basket case.

$4500 ≠ $600

Dear Americans

This is a lie from the pit of hell.

Not as much as Boomers suck at buying homes!

Which was totally the fault of Millennials because we’re all idiots.

Then spend $500 / month keeping it on the road.

“You all”.

That’s the Series II (which is the one everybody loves), but even the Series I was only ever used in the Lumina. As you mentioned above, there has never been a Civic/Corolla competitor that left the factory with a 3800 under the hood.

You mean the engine that Chevy only ever offered in the Camaro, Impala, Lumina, and Monte Carlo?

From Wikipedia:

Which doesn’t even take into account that most garages aren’t airtight.

You should maybe go see an ophthalmologist.

I’d stand by that statement if I were the only one. That’s a good sound.

Yeah, I don’t get why everyone is always dissing it. It’s quite enjoyable when there’s an interesting person on there. Even though I didn’t know who Amy Macdonald was and didn’t understand half of what she said, her time on TG was enjoyable enough that it sticks out in my memory of the show. It’s also fun when the F1…

I like it.

Wow, Magnaflow’s production value has improved dramatically between these two videos.

“700 mm deep” lol