This is the epitome of an “irrational exuberance” purchase. There is nothing that makes the car Great, other than it’s imposing Greatness that only a few of us see. It will definitely go down as a CP loss, but those in the NP segment just won’t care.  Whistful.

What ever happened to Jimmy in portfolio management?

That chrome addition is like getting Pep Boys portholes put on the front quarter panel except gaudier and harder to remove.  

I can appreciate the truck and not appreciate the price.

I’d point to my previous comment to itsbeensent.

I get where you are coming from, that you can upgrade and enlarge the stereo system without deafening yourself and annoy others within a 1/4 mile radius. But seeing that set up in the Acura gives most prospective buyers a bias that the current owner does not value the same aspects of a car or driving that most other…

That Subwoofer figureatively scream out, “My owner didn’t even respect his own ears, what makes you think he respected my engine?”

“At $15,000 does this WRX-swap....”

The Malibu Wagon front fascia when it saw it’s owner put a price tag of $13.7 on it...

That is perfect. if I added anything, it would be like trying to catsup to your level, and it can’t be done.

It’s a Rorschach Test — so what you see is interpretative...interesting you picked fisting!

I  think it is a steer skull, but the implications are obvious.

No but it has a bunch of ants crawling out of the intake in the upper right side.

That’s the Post Malone of hoods.

“We’ve tried everything to make the paylio but not sure if it’s a go-go”

Looks like it started to rub off. 

I’ll buy this, and then hit the gym showing off my new improved bod too:

Update: the GLA was more fun to drive than I thought it would be and had immense ability to go from 70-90. Felt more of the road than I would have liked for just being on the highway (but great for curvy roads).  The dogs were cool once I put one seat down — one got 60% of the back seat the other got the hatch and…

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