Well, they take up a majority of the douchemobile and bro-ride market here too. I just took offense to the term redneckmobile.

Actually that is just stereotyping, the majority of truck owner and drivers are not rednecks. Oddly the majority of people I see driving newer half-ton pickups are woman with families and just people driving them in towns and cities.

He is trying to point out the fact that they tried having a transmissions that a person could control but it only had two speeds and people kept breaking it trying to use it like a normal manual so they cut it in the production version.

Get the hell off of your high horses. It is that guys money to spend as he pleases. And naturally this is a kit car, so low and behold somebody have a little bit of creativity with something that there is already thousands and thousands of copies of. Yes the GT40 is a legend, yes it is a beautiful car, but also yes…

No, it is not one continent. Oh, and another thing, you do not only learn these types of things in geography you learn them in earth sciences too(in those classes they teach you exactly why they are not one continent).

Yep, and in many cases that means more tame and if it is fast or built for off roading you cannot do either or it voids that warranty.

Exactly, this is part of why I love Jalopnik there are always people out there who say the the same thing or share sentiments with me in one way or another.

I kind of feel bad about this, but I have always loved this car. It started off as scrap(in the movie at least) and was turned into a completely different looking machine that pushed the envelope, but what I really loved about it was how gaudy and pointless it is. I'm sad that I missed the chance to buy it when it was…

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Actually yes, yes it does.

It truly is, it just takes time money and dedication to the art.

Where is this at? It seems to have a lot of potential and unlike most sane Americans I love the Edsels. I guess sanity doesn't run through the car community very well.

I am thinking of buying a car, but seeing as I am in college it will not be new. But the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara with the body color removable roof has caught my eye. I believe your tax dollars will be put to good use buying that once school is done( and by your tax dollars I mean military pay)

I have been really wanting to drive one, it also doesn't help that I fall right in the demographic that they are aiming at. It seems like a worthwhile car and nicely priced.

It's interesting, but it is also still a PT Cruiser. You still have to tell people you drive a PT Cruiser, therefore it is not a nice price.

Yeah, they had a stroke each time before they went car shopping.

Hey, if it is a hatch back Aveo they are so so. My best friend drives one and it is perfectly comfortable and has plenty of legroom in it. But if one can afford something more expensive then they should get it.

I know people with money still do not like to spend more money than necessary, but if he has to buy gas I doubt it is really harming the pocket book.

Yep, I bet that is a big concern for him.

I'm sorry, but not everbody is a suburbanite and not everybody's idea of towing something is having a yard trailer of mulch and a couch and some lamps. I would love to see your wagon attempt to pull the things we have pull with just our F150 let alone what we have pulled with my uncle's F350.