I would do very bad things to have one of these. Wow...

I’ve seen one of the 457 or so 9-4x’s out in the wild and I was so excited! So, so rare. Occasionally I see one of the last gen 9-5’s driving around. They are so stunning in person.

You can lease one of these turds for $97 a month where I’m from. That’s probably why you’re seeing people driving them. They’re probably thinking, Hmmmm a brand new car for just $97 a month?! WOW!

Perhaps this has been mentioned in the thread already and I don’t realize it or I don’t recall any car ever having this, but has any car ever been designed with a suspension that extends over bumps rather than compresses? For example you could mount the bottom of a shock and spring to the chassis and then have a…

Ummm.....COOL!!! Thanks for sharing this. What a cool piece of history. I had no idea they thought about making a passenger version of the B-58.

So this Wes guy says “my girlfriend finds it easier to park and drive around town than the Jetta she drove previously.” Sounds like this guys girlfriend must be hot. She used to drive a Jetta, the car of choice for young and attractive females.

I was going to post this but you beat me to it. Love the I.T. Crowd!

As much as it pains me to say this since I’m a huge Saab fan, this is a CP for sure. Yeah, it’s only got 84k, but it has the wrong wheels, the wrong seats, it’s the wrong color, its a convertible, looks like it’s been a smoker’s car, and those pedals! Holy crap those are awful! Then there’s a lot of interior clutter…

They actually made a very small amount of first gen I30s with manual transmissions, but they are incredibly rare.

My brother owned a 1995 Nissan Maxima GLE. It was such a great car that I got a 1997 Infiniti i30t a year later, which also was a great car. I got rid of it at 215,000 miles still running perfectly fine only because I was tired of the car after 5 years and 65,000 miles. We barely ever had problems with either of them.…