They may be appliances to you but I bet he knows them and enjoys them more than most new BMW drivers. I don’t believe its the model of car that defines how much of an enthusiast you are.
Yours Sincerely.
Moderator of the Tercel 4wd Forum.

“The body leans and rolls like a drunk-driven Citroën 2CV carrying a full hot tub,” HA! Nicely done.

“as God himself prefers (seriously, Google His forum posts),”

I dunno, Torch. My daughter is getting ready for a quinceañera, and there’s an unbelievable amount of preparation involved.

The two impressive items of this story:

Guard duck

Stated Value Insurance Policy.

Anything happens to it, I get a new one. Simple. Alot easier than whatever dumbass posted a picture of a giant killer robot.

I second Torch. Your seatbelts are actually rated for more weight than the latch system, so the kids will actually be SAFER if you secure the safety seats with a lap belt.

You can use a lap belt in place of LATCH. I do it all the time!

Came for Torch’s suggestion and was nodding in agreement the entire time. Don’t be a dad, be THE dad.

You’re looking a the wrong minivans then.

Don’t buy the damn minivan. As a father myself, I refuse to give in. To me, minivans are synonymous with giving up on fun, and having an enjoyable car to drive to work is worth the fact that yes, a minivan would be objectively better for people-hauling.

Besides, his family may already have a large people-hauler for…

Chevy is doing its 20% off on the SS. Buy one. Buy one now. Slap a supercharger on that sucker and leave your old Mustang in the dust.

If this were for sale here, I would already own it. If they bring it here, I will buy it.

unimpressed dog is unimpressed

I found a local Jeep Comanche on CL this morning, too

I drove an ‘88 XJ with the BA10/5 for almost a decade and that, sir, is most definitely a Peugeot shifter sticking up out of that MJ trans tunnel.

It wasn’t efficient, but it was effective.

You must be new here.

Do you have a thing against having 1 car reliably running?