Yugo GV. It would be cheap to buy and if you take it seriously (you know, not driving over it with a hummer the first day) it could be quite interesting to read about.

Sweet Jebus! That is a FANTASTIC deal! I’d buy that if I was needing another car.

It would probably take about 50 years of daily use before it kills you so you’re good to go!

here is where I remember seeing it from

That was because of la policia and not because the car wasn’t up to the task.

Audi RS6 Avant. It can haul 1918 lbs of cannabis no problem

Nope it makes at least 3 of us. We should start a club with our own jackets.

SWEET BABY JESUS!!! I NEED THIS! The Orochi honestly is one of my favorite cars and this version is even better. Yes I’m weird like that. But Torchinsky is weird and people like him?

Considering you can buy them (04-05 ish with high miles)for ~10K.I would think they are cheap enough now.

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It seems their car selection is greatly similar to ours other than the few Hyundai/Kia cars we don’t get here.

That’s crazy! I could understand 2 or 3 but 8? That’s just ridiculous.

Makes sense. I wasn’t trying to cause an argument on here. I was just not very familiar with how the volt works and I new you had one so I figured you would be the best person to ask.

That’s not very good at all. That’s worst than my Fusion. It’s great if you only go 50 miles or less in a day but if you regularly do more than that then you are WAY better off with the prius.

If you dislike the waste of time and energy of stop and go traffic, you can get a prius and just chill out.

I currently drive a 2013 Ford Fusion 1.6L that averages about 30 mpg and for the amount of boring commuting I do I can’t help but think it is not enough. I’d rather have something that averages 50 mpg. If it will do the exact same job why the hell not.

So once the battery is depleted what kind of MPG does it get? like if you are on a 400 mile road trip for example. yeah the first 50 miles or so are free but if after that you only get 25MPG then it wouldn’t be too great.

I have the exact same mind set. Drive a prius to save money so you can spend said money on the fun weekend car.

Serious question: Any ideas what kind of MPG penalty you would get if you switched to stickier tires?