majordawlish
MaximilianMeen
majordawlish

The seller is going to get it nice and clean for delivery.

First impression: Overall the car isn’t bad, those chrome wheel arches appear to be the worst part and are easily removed.
Second impression: Whoa, that hood is the worst part about this car. I wouldn’t want to drive around with it but it’d be funny to hang on a wall.
Third impression: Ugh, too much blue loom on the

It took you 10 years to read a 5 letter word?

Do I see a whiteboard with math on it? Will I need my Olds calculator for this?

Scrolled for this comment. At this point, JT is basically mocking the past. For being the past. The unironic, blatant usage of words like “boring”and “worst” to describe perfectly honorable automotive things from years past is revisionism; something the Jalopnik staff basically owns at this point. No amount of

You are crazy - and not the quirky and charming kind of crazy I normally expect from you.

If there’s a car in flames attached to mine, I would pull forward too. I’m not dying today because of some asshole Audi driver.

My dad had one. The Czech engine light was always on.

was this a prison or a Hogan’s Heros remake ?

#ComentárioDoDia

For $38,000, I expect them to just keep bringing me SP2s until I turn over the red card and ask for dessert.

For that amount of money, I’d just buy a real Volkswagen Beetle.

$38 grand? Might as well be asking a brazilian dollars for it.

I disagree, I love the Pierre Cardin edition, and the Oleg Cassini Matador is awesome too.

Hard disagree. I’d rock the heck out of that interior.

Assuming that was the reason, it wasn’t from the rain. It would have been from this dumbass driving his car through flooding. In which case, assuming hydrolock was the reason, it is a fair assumption that the interior saw water damage too.

So the car was driven fairly hard and the guy is coming up with excuses for a new motor. Couple that with his claim that he bought the car “from a dealer” last year, which makes it “sound” like he bought it new, but in fact, he’s the second or possibly third owner.

It doesn’t matter if it is encrypted, they’re literally repeating the conversation the key has with the car using that transmitter as a proxy. Imagine sitting between two people speaking in a language you don’t know, you repeat the sounds from the first person to the second, and back until the conversation is over.

I think they prefer ‘paparazzi’