The air conditioning in my beater BMW e46 has a bad leak. The a/c repair shop wanted $2000 to fix it. I balked, but maybe it’s not such a crazy idea. Maybe I should just fix that and the rear main seal and drive it for a few more years.

Amend to say W123 wagon and you’re correct. This one has been to Gambia, Jordan, and Burkina Faso.

Switch out those aluminum wheels for some white or tan painted steelies and you’ve got a great looking truck.

Send these stinky boys to Ottawa.

I am 100% a wagon guy, but the DS wagon is weird looking and the sedan version is a better choice.

I had those tri-spokes wheels on my 2000 Frontier. Nissan truck guys call them “lego” wheels. They are awesome, but I remember them being heavy.

These guys do incredible work.

Fully 100% safe autonomous cars are at least a decade away. This half-assed, hand (or beanbag or water bottle) on the wheel shit is ridiculous and needs to stop. The tech is just not ready, and I’m not sure it ever will be.

Since almost all of their models are turbocharged, I guess it’s supposed to represent the displacement of the equivilent NA motor? It’s ridiculous.

BMW, almost any model.

I like the concept, but calling some painted cardboard a “widebody kit” is a bit of a stretch.

I think my brain must be broken because I think that car, in black, is sort of cool looking.

I have an e46 of this vintage, with the M54 and 5 speed combo. 195,000 miles and it’s my daily. The engine and transmission have been bulletproof and run perfectly. The rest of the car? Not so much. If you are mechanically inclined and can fix and/or put up with minor little stuff breaking, like windows, interior…

I think the all-GM chase scene from The Matrix: Reloaded is pretty egregious.

Also, I’m kinda surprised he was able to steal a car and not a forklift.

That at least involves consent by the user. I never consented to walking or driving around this half-assed AI tech.

Yeah? That’s pretty much all old cars though.

BRZ - GT86

The problem with these cars is the tiny wheel wells. You just need to lower the car and fabricate some metal fender flares, you have an cool looking ride.

That’s right up there with John Voight’s LeBaron!