And portrait instead of landscape pics

An FL5 with low miles and <40k?? I looked for a salvage title/wreck history on the carfax—finding none. That’s a heck of a deal

Cars are fun, but complaining about cars is even more fun.

As a member of the 2 hour oil change club, glad I live in the ‘burbs.

lotta posts about “stop making such high HP cars.” Not saying it isn’t a valid point along with the “graded license to higher HP” comments. But I want to make the point that the high HP muscle Challenger (and Charger) (on sale for >15 years) probably saved Dodge from bankruptcy and kept them relevant. You think Grand…

A 200hp civic SI comes with a 1.5l engine, just sayin

I like the way you ended that story

Good take. I had one as well. It is an excellent roadster. My biggest problem is that I’m almost 6'3" and it felt perfectly proportioned for the 5'7'” population (my wife loved it). 

tl/dr:  Sue sues over 275k dream auto, now forced to take the bus...brah.

cool read

The record for us until recent years was a new 2014 Honda Odyssey for 32k . But this raises an interesting point: I felt far more financially nervous with a used, low mile Evora S, than the new 4Runner. Both cost about the same upfront to acquire (low 50k range; the 4R is optioned out), but one had the potential to…

*kinja’d

“What are you looking at, butthead!”

I’m glad it exists, just to generate some awe. Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think there were really other trims available in the wagon (the GT hatch existed). Not sure I would call this “top of the line” with crank windows, no cassette tape, but it does have A/C, so there’s that.

I know you’re a solid enthusiast. I’ve read your comments here for years and agree with a lot you have to say. Just not in this case. I understand what you’re saying that everyone has a right to make a living/run a business. I think I’ve just seen to many questionable ethics in their biz. More Madoff than Monastic.

This is a hilarious response. Oh my! The scarcity of the pandemic was so awful to the business environment it led to the dealers (and manufacturers) having....record profits!!!

After years of profiteering off of us during a troubling and uncertain era, I hope the car dealerships can survive the next downturn as inventory builds up and sales inevitably slow.

Agree with other commenters. If this was your car, wouldn’t be so funny.

I’ve been searching most of my adult life for this. The perfect car needs to deliver: daily, enthusiast, track, reliable, attainable, aftermarket/modification support, cachet, some practicality smiles per mile.

All the 90's cars I’m kicking myself for not picking up when they were somewhat affordable: an MR2 turbo, NSX, 240sx, 300zx, 911.