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As well as those old small Toyota trucks. My dad had one that he gave away eventually when it had 300K miles on it. He told me that in that time he had it, it never once required a repair. Just regular maintenance including ONE clutch job and ONE brake job. I used to work with a guy who owned one and he was kind of..…

There was a family of 5 I was friends with that drove a Corolla. Cheapest group of people I ever knew. Got a CE Corolla with an automatic and drove everywhere with a family of 5.

No bullshit. 124k miles, original clutch, new OEM ragtop. Guy recently offered me $18k. I declined. Also “laughably” stock except for stronger retainers because Honda did a fine job with it and I didn’t want to bork it up.

Little-known fact: most Ferraris can be had with that third pedal, but it’s actually the trigger for the fire extinguisher. Sadly, most do not opt for this.

I don’t get why so many people think this is CP. A clean, non accident S2000 (alot of them HAVE accidents) is at least 14-15k. AT LEAST. The cheap 10-12k S2000's have like 5 owners and 2 accidents. So 18k is not totally insane. And this has low miles and doesn’t appear to have been in the rustbelt region.

S2000 prices are all over the map, with nice, low-mileage examples going for up to $25k. This doesn’t seem too out-of-line to me, even if it’s not necessarily the deal of the century either.

WANT the car, but not at that price, so a sad-trombone CP for this one.

Huh, TIL about the drawbacks/usage limitations of front lockers. I guess this is why the Raptor has mid and rear lockers and a front Torsen.

Then you are on the wrong website.

Worked at a Honda dealer and we had a customer with an 01 Prelude that had 11,000kms on it. Her son had bought it and passed away 3 weeks later, so she drove it a bit in the summer and stored it all winter.

Can’t come up with 6 figures?

Indeed. The styling I quite like. It’s not the FT-1, but come on, I don’t think any of us expected it to look that good.

Mall Wheel Drive. 

I’ve never said this to someone in the car business: thank you for your service. You are a good human being for what you did.

You’re a good lad, and we need more sales staff like you in the industry.

I will post mine from the other side of the equation.

Literally last weekend.

A colossus? Where we’re going, we don’t need... Rhodes.

They should have called it the Postvia since it’s the absolute antithesis to the Previa.