Goddamn, apart from my old SVX and the BRZ, the 4th Gen Legacy GT is my favorite Subaru ever made. (Honorable mention to the BRAT trucklet w/ T-Tops)
Oooh, nice!
Dude. Sweet.
Hands down the best car I've ever owned, and now anytime I think about it and regret selling it, I'm going to picture the Doge Shiba sticking its fat, furry face out of the half-window.
In terms of averages I'm certain you're right on the money: the MK IV's are handsome cars, but ultimately a headache. I just chose '92 because a friend of mine owned a '92 Corrado I lusted-after...until I found out just how much crap he had to fix...it was obscene. Even the windows had trouble staying in their damn…
Even with the standard bad "Acting" -face acting, and cheeseball soundtrack, it still felt like such a fucking badass call-to-action that I actually willfully suspended my disbelief and enjoyed the shit out of it.
^^^ Totally would, but can't afford a new car right now.
"More cars with over 100,000 miles* on the road than any other automaker, worldwide."
Oh god they look so young...
Right there with you! It's one of those cars you know you shouldn't get, but there's just something about them that calls to you...
The first Honda Ody was a very different vehicle from the generations that followed. It looks like a lot of people are forgetting this.
They were just about to announce a new model to compete with the VW Up!
A lot of deviant thoughts cross my mind when I see an Audi RS7...
If anyone is looking for deals on lens or screen cleaning cloths, the best ones I've ever used came from the rag company.
It's pretty much like getting a girl pregnant who has never had sex with anyone but you and she turns to ask you to help support it and you're all: "Nope, not my kid."
It's so ugly that I'm afraid the current BMW design team might actually be inspired by this. I want a new VW-Microbus-like-thing from Germany, but if this is what comes of that, (Thanks to stupid frontal-crash standards) then I'll just stick with looking for used Honda Elements.
Nothing fills me with rage in quite the way that a used car listing with "V4" as the engine configuration can manage.