You’re confused. Those bleating sounds you hear are from the sheep you’ve been fucking, Sparky.

Found the second truther. That b&b idea must really look nice to the three of you circlejerkers now. 

Well, you’ve certainly got a hell of an imagination, got to give you that. 

Using “I win” to supposedly prove your superiority is acceptable up to about age eight. After that it’s just sad. 

Found the truther. You two should start a blog together. Or a cozy b&b  

4chan is that way, Q. 

Welp, username checks out. 

Trouble spelling things - check.

*shudder* That 90s GM interior...

It’s clearly a used car. GM dealers are allowed to take non-GMs in trade, yaknow.

If you saw “HP” and “budget” and “gaming PC” in the title and the small hairs on the back of your neck stood and your palms began to perspire as you prepare your crankiest, most succinctly-written and profanity-laden dissertation on what makes a gaming PC, just hold on there, hoss.

If you saw “HP” and “budget” and “gaming PC” in the title and the small hairs on the back of your neck stood and…

Sad days.

Wouldn’t go near a 2008. Almost bought one once and realized I dodged a major bullet the following year when the power bump came.

You’re moving the goal posts with the 100k mile parameter. That is an unreasonable requirement for a 14-15 year old car, especially a turbo manual Subaru that was meant to be a daily driver.

I’ve not looked on CL, but Cargurus, Cars.com and the like don’t have anything remotely close. Granted, most of those are dealerships, which increases the price somewhat. But looking at the Seattle CL just now for a hawkeye with less than 100K miles yields exactly two cars - a TR ($23K at a dealership) and an STI…

That’s nuts. Most of those I found on kijiji were modified, but there are a few rare gems in there. I wonder how hard they would be to register in the U.S., given they’re basically the same spec...

>>>For $15k, you could swing a clean hawkeye WRX (06-07)

I’d like them more if they went full turquoise. As for black vs. silver...bleh.

And it could have been better if the prize was a kick in the balls. What’s the point of this?

Thanks for translating from plain English into plain English? I know what he meant. And it had nothing to do with manufacturers building markups into their prices - it had everything to do with thinking manufacturers are behind the current markups.