Only if you want your first time driver to not make it long enough to drink beer legally. 

I’m not a fan of fake wood grain on the outside or inside so this car is not for me.  Seems cheap enough to give to a first time driver and let them have fun with it for a year or two.  NP.

Oh, Justin.

Is this the HuffPost or what? Can you stay away from politics and stick with...I don’t know...things you know?

This is the look of a car that was ready to face its end.

I really wouldn’t know. My brother was a badge away from Eagle scout when he passed away tragically when I was tiny. I followed behind him and joined cub scouts and I remember I was told that if I did a good deed, I could turn my badge right side up. Also, that if I did something really good, I could keep the badge…

You’ve left out the best of them all:

And don’t forget another great restoration channel, my mechanics

Right now a KIA exec is high fiving around the office.

“the poor man’s Kia”.

Why do you capitalize almost every single word? The few words you didn’t capitalize are just as curious.

I had expected something along the lines of “I don’t know; I was very drunk at the time.”

If current Pandemics are anything to go by, it should take 1 or 2 Model Years to show up in other cars, possibly sooner if the designers gather in large groups and dont stay 6 feet apart.

I forgot and eventually went to sleep!

Hello, friend.

BMW=Beaver Mouth on Wheels?

1) Look on ebay to see what people paid for your Q7

I was about to hit NP, until I looked up what others are selling for.

This is the nicest example of a car that you can find for half the price, without a supercharger. My napkin math tells me I’d be a buyer at around $10,500, because this body style isn’t becoming a classic.