I would, but I would make sure I got that piece back from the body shop intact.

If that guy said “literally” one more time I was going to switch over and start rooting for the car thief.

Well we would push it and then it wouldn’t turn off, then we were reading and trying to get the little light off. Just make a damn handle! Some things need to be physical.

For what I would use it for (beat the snot out of it in the woods) the color doesn’t matter and the price is right.

Mazda is being smart. They’re focusing on their regular vehicles first because they’re more important and drive in more revenue. If Mazda (who is still small compared to the big three and are independent) focuses on “Speed” cars without updating they’re lineup, they’ll end up like Mitsubishi.

As a Speed3 owner I am really upset they dropped it. I get that it wasn’t the best seller. But it was such a mild upgrade from the base 3 (didn’t even bother changing the motor mounts when they nearly doubled the power) and they have current turbo motors that should roughly fit. I can’t imagine it would take that much…

make it under 28k = hot cake

it is a Power Ranger. Bye I will see myself out

Sounds like the same thing that happened to m coworkers Challenger. Although to be fair, I think the Journey might be the single worst vehicle sold in the United States since the Caliber!

To each their own. My friends like to nag on me cause I like Toyota’s, but that’s because I like:

What on earth would we brag about on the internet then?

I’m with you on that one. Personally, I prefer how a car feels behind the wheel rather than how quick it is. Driving a slow car fast is way more fun than driving a fast car fast. But what do I know?

Came here to say this. It drives me nuts. You give your honest opinion, but it’s not what they want to hear. So they act like you don’t know what you’re talking about. Ugh.

When friends and family ask me for advice for what car they should buy. I give them several really good, interesting options. Then, they ignore those choices and end up buying a Camry.

I whole heartedly disagree. I have done my own maintenace for the last 12 years on my Jetta. Put 195,000 miles of the 205k myself. I love that car. I spend my time repairing and maintaining it BECAUSE I love that car. I haven’t had a payment in years and because I like doing those things. I may never have a car…

Watch closely as I make this car disappear between two eighteen wheelers!

Not as tragic as it sounds.

That eighteen wheeler, hauls the other eighteen wheeler as backup...!

BRILLIANT... Though not too sure how is that cost efficient to use two damn 18 wheeler. Considering you still need another one to UNLOAD...

The is simultaneously super sketchy and super brilliant.

I hired a vehicle engineer from CMC and my first question was what is the speed at which i would break my legs in a crash in a Delica, needless to say, my bicycle is safer in a crash than the Delica. I really wanted to buy one of the 4x4 ones.