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Can confirm as I have family there and I’ve visited Youngstown and Hubbard every few years. SO MANY CAVALIERS AND SUNFIRES! That said, it’s a great place to find used parts and donor cars provided you’re not wanting them for their (lack of remaining) sheet metal!

Very nice!

Once I bought a 1984 Toyota Land Cruiser BJ74 from a used car dealer on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan. That was interesting...

Tried to re-create a bit of tail wiggle in my mom’s Pathfinder on a dirt road, because I felt so good about having corrected for the first one so “well”.

More comfortable? Maybe than the Impreza, but not the Outback. I’m 6'1", and my Outback has tons of room. 

Wow, first one I’ve read where all the contributors are wrong. Tom was close, but he then doesn’t have the option to have anymore than 1 other person in his car. This guy is perfect for any Subaru hatch/wagon/CUV thing. He doesn’t seem to care about speed, or exciting cars. Let him get a comfy, slow, boring, yet

When a ‘90s Malibu needs new tires, I’m pretty sure it’s considered totaled.

“Hey Honey, I bet I can smuggle 200lbs of uncut cocaine into the USA”

Yes, except that no one will sell them a new 3-series BMW.

one of the few subaru’s where a lift makes sense, on account of the bigger engines actually having the necessary grunt to make up for the lack of gearing.

As a former owner of a ‘10 two door JK, this is exactly how I’d configure mine:

We will definetly be doing some Subaru-ing and maybe even some Outback-ing

It all makes so much sense now - I have never encountered worse drivers than the ones here in Wilmington. Since moving here, I have wondered how it’s possible that everyone is so bad - now I know it’s because they probably never took driver’s ed.

Maybe it is just an old 2024 model that he imported.

I don’t think that’s what Porsche intended when they released their water cooled engines.

Dat username tho...

Meanwhile a middle aged, mid-level manager leaves work for the day. He likes sports cars and Top Gear and books about war. He watches “the game” with friends every Sunday. He plays golf in the summer. He’s no where near as good as he thinks, but he’s better than Jim down in processing. He knows a thing or two

Sorry, just can’t do it. No matter what it’s got under the hood, I can’t help but feel that more than any other vehicle, crapped-out minivans have become the standard issue of those who are barely scraping by and probably always will. A beater Civic with a Domino’s sign at least gives hope that the driver might be

“I guess we’re near the car rental return.”