It actually reminds me of the split bumper Camaro. the only body style Cam I’ve never loved.

Trust me, you don’t. At least don’t buy a 2004 Phaessat. Been there, done that. My $1800 extended warranty from Carmax was the single best investment I have ever made.

Yup. My last memory of riding in a early ‘00s Trooper is rolling sideways off the freeway.

*Not pictured: The same Trooper with its roof in the stream minutes later

I agree, I really like the truffle fry chips, I appreciate the reuben chips because they taste just like a reuben, but ultimately they just make me want a real reuben and I just couldn't get into them even though I thought they tasted good. The Biscuit and Gravy ones taste almost like the Chicken and Waffel chips, and…

Came here to say this. Didn’t have a pic though. Well done.

One of the reasons that I “accepted” termination from my job as a car salesman was because I told a nice elderly couple that reminded me of my grandparents, that their current pick-up was in great condition and that they should wait at least a couple of years before trading it. They were thrilled with my honesty and…

Which would still be understandable. Those are personal cars. If you have three adults in the household, they could each get a car for themselves and end up with that mix. But nobody gets an Aztek for himslef. It’s a “family carb

Had the chance to be the third comment and post this... Dumb work always getting in the way

I was gonna say my VR6 Jetta for $4k, but this just takes the cake and pisses all over it.

This.

I can’t believe I just googled ‘Phaeton trunk hinges’. What else I can’t believe is that I actually feel it was worth those ten minutes ogling pictures of Phaeton trunk hinges.

The dean at my college had the W12 and at the time it was new and I had no idea what it really was. I do know that some people say its just and Audi A8 but I think its using the same chassis or platform as the Bently Flying Spur or Continental so yeah I am coming around to your thinking. The more I read about it the…

Came here for this.

I can’t believe anyone would say anything different. Prius, Volt? CHILDS PLAY.

When I bought my current car in 2007, I traded in my old car (a 1993 Ford Taurus LS [loaded for the time]). My husband suggested a couple of times that I wait and sell the Taurus myself and try to get more for it. The main reason I decided not to was there was something wrong with it that my mechanic at the time…

The nav makes sense to me, because on my current car it displays directions and distance to manoeuvre in the centre of the gauge cluster, which is just massively helpful. My phones turn by turn doesn’t have the ability to do that, though presumably when I replace my 2013 golf with the new model the CarPlay feature…

I agree. I’ve always thought cornering lights were a nice feature. They just added a unique character to a car. Interesting that you mentioned the Maxima. My mom had an 89 Maxima, which is what started my fascination with cornering light lol.