How often do you go there?

How old was the driver?

I only calculated for fuel used on his work commute. Yes, it’s likely that he’d be using it outside of just going to and from work, but that’s not something we have information on. I can only go on what he has written, which is a one hour round trip commute. And yes, there are additional expenses for maintenance in an…

I couldn’t decide what he meant either, but I assumed it was 30 minutes each way because that’s what was written. I think more likely he meant “...about an hour, each way...”, but idk

I believe 91 is recommended for the GTI, according to the very little internet research I did

Good point! Let’s do some math:

Get a Bolt. You’ve already got 2 other cars to do other things. Need a HomeDepot run? Dakota. Need a road trip with multiple fuel stops? Elantra.

“Magnaflow exhaust system”... kinda sours the whole build for me for some reason. Can’t explain why

may as well mount them to the steering rack

“getting into” being the key part of that. Old enough to collect social security and get senior discounts. I’d certainly say 67 is old enough to qualify for “getting into their elderly years”. There’s no question that cognitive ability and reaction times are declining around that time (of course it’s different person…

I agree with your rambling. Even the most pedestrian cars become collectibles after 70 years. So this one WILL go up in value. How much though? Who knows. What I do know though is that there are many vehicles I would rather have for $15,500.

The classic “I don’t know what happened” when someone getting into their elderly years mistakes the gas for the brake and just mashes it to the floor

This would be a used Monte Carlo, right?

for between $15-20k, you can get into a Kia Stinger with comparable mileage. That would be much more comfortable than this Monte Carlo. Hell, a Forte with less miles and for less money would be more comfortable. I don’t know how many G bodies you’ve driven in modern times, but they absolutely suck on the highway when…

remember he threw a metal ball through the windows during the reveal

literally nothing about it is “cheater”. It’s more like a “murderer” car, or “vehicular manslaughter”

man, could have fooled me. I definitely thought police placed crime scene tape like that across the grille. Also, I saw “cheater” in exactly 0 pictures in the attached IG post

a running and driving car for under $4k in 2023 is a NP any day, regardless of what vehicle it is

Working valet always left me susceptible to embarrassment. Stalling manual vehicles you’re unfamiliar with, trying to park vehicles with horrible turning and basically taking a 9-point turn into the space, not being able to find customer keys, etc.

I think they’re referring to the body.