....the biggest option is an $8,550 TRD Premium Sport Package...While some may blame this package for the Tacoma’s price, don’t take your eye off the prize. The markup is the problem here.
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Foxbody mustangs are certainly rattling (convertibles rattled my fillings), old tech (much which actually stayed around to 2004 in the new edge models), questionable quality, but I would 100% rather have one of them to drive than the newer one for the fun factor (and nostalgia of course). I’ve said this before here on…
Good call on the Mazda. Test drove a friend’s and I was like, “wow, this is a really, really good car.”
He did it on purpose (picking a somewhat minor, inconsequential detail) because he suspected he was being ripped off by the gamemakers
I heard recently this happened when a guy suspected the makers of trivial pursuit were using his fact books to make their questions (he put a fake one in and it wound up in the game).
Enjoyed the read. mrs gokst still has her ‘17 MCS cabrio from new. It’s also been pretty reliable, though admittedly still lower mileage and babied. I’ve also seen the reports that MINIs 2016 or ‘17 on has been pretty solid—maybe it’s kind of like the Challenger, I don’t think they change it much year to year, perhaps…
Oh, and tell me Seinfeld’s Del Boca Vista storylines weren’t prescient
Photo of car and mugshot: aka “AI could’ve generated this and you would never know.”
New company slogan ideas:
This is a good reason not to bid at car auctions. How the hell can you compete with stolen money bidders?
Jeeb, there’s a real Kahn-man for you
They stopped making for the NA market in 2014, but carried on internationally for several years (always interesting to see Middle East FJ showrooms). The forgotten reality, is they sold like shit after the first 2 years (except for the final year bump when we all knew they were going to be discontinued—I actually sold…
+ 1 on the FJ cruiser. Also a former owner. Retro, kitsch-y cool, but like a less practical 4runner.
Also sounds like something out of Mario Kart ;)
As a fit owner, I had no idea this existed. Thank you for expanding my world
Scrolled through all of the responses and a lightly used Civic will fit the bill for: fun, reliable, comfortable. Too bad about the automatic requirement, b/c the Si would up the fun factor. Get a Civic Sport though, that should give you all you want. (I still agree with everyone else another GTI is the best answer).
underrated COTD
Golden age? Nah. Lithium age? Maybe. Do like that Prelude concept tho...
I believe you’re making assumptions that aren’t true 100% of the time: “there will be room between the cars...you’ll have plenty of time to squeeze in.”