Best let those go to strangers, watching your cherished vehicles being neglected isn’t worth trying to help out friends and family.

Did you not see the Challenger Scat Pack on the list?

1996 Eagle Talon TSi AWD - driving that car up a windy mountain pass is a memory I’ll relish forever. If it hadn’t been t-boned & totaled, I would have never let go of it. Sigh.

I always own an f250. The maverick hybrid world replace my neon.

Yeah, i have a PS3 still with a copy of it. but Id want to play on emulator for supersampling and better textures, 60+ FPS etc. So it has to really run great.

according to the reviews that is actually a gen 3 and the speeds are not what they are listing.

B-b-but it’s so easy to install! Who cares if it’s suffers from the same issue that’s plagued every proprietary memory format since forever?

Phil Riehlman 5-Spokes

ford has a long history of botching launches that predates the pandemic

Probably an unpopular opinion around here, but I’m with the dealership on this one.

I hope this guy is happy with his ‘22 Bronco, which is being built in the sketchiest of circumstances.  Plants opening & closing, workers constantly jerked around on their shifts, highly questionable materials sourcing, and sitting in a parking lot for 4 months half-finished while waiting for a dozen chips.  Model…

could care less how big of a dick dude was. Ford issued orders DO NOT MARK UP RESERVATIONS and what do they do?

They broke the rules. So FUCK EM. Dealer got off too easy. Fuckin cheaters.

This man is a (car enthusiast) hero.

The Ferrari Dino with a V-6 producing a whopping 195hp begs to differ.

just do not mention buying a new car that really brings out the rage trolls. 

Weird how no one asked and yet you still hit ‘publish’.

Those OEM wheel were one-offs. Required unique tires and hardly unlikely to find replacements today. A manufacturing plant was built specially to make them. From, https://acuranews.com/en-US/releases/release-cf0b920cc3f9d93fd9ba5d004c34ca4f-1992-acura-nsx-introduction

Hondas hold up incredibly well under heavy use, too. The S2000 track talk group on FB has tons of guys with 200k+ miles on their track cars with no major issues outside track-related wear and tear (there are a few with over 300k and still being tracked reliably on the original motor).

It’s a prototype testing unit. IDK any vehicle manufacturer that makes wheel chair accessible prototypes. Seems weird to be mad that people in wheel chairs can’t get into the protoype that isn’t carrying any people other than the emergency pilot.

Every time I see one of these “box on wheels” concepts, my mind goes to the same image.