Is this like when you sell your beater for $500 and the guy you’re selling it to asks you to say you sold it to him for $50?
Is this like when you sell your beater for $500 and the guy you’re selling it to asks you to say you sold it to him for $50?
Yeah, honestly he didn’t even look that big, just uncoordinated.
He was definitely on drugs. While I can say I was comfortable enough to drive I tried sleeping in it on my long drive home from purchasing it and it was terribly. If they had Miatas in the 14th century Dante would have featured sleeping in one as one of the circles of hell.
He’s not trying hard enough. When the top was up on my Miata I crawled in head first and swiveled my right knee under the steering wheel. If I tried to get in the way he does I would have a bad time.
If Henry Ford sold what his customers thought they wanted he would have sold them a faster horse.
Rt 66 from Chicago to California and then PCH 1 all the way up and drive home to Ohio via Canada.
I wish I’d thought of that combination.
Original Mini with Viper engine?
Meanwhile in Murica
I feel like a Miata would challenge you as a writer. I would love to see the articles you come up with.
The first three months can be stock.
I always thought bump starting a Zonda was the most rich person thing ever.
I still think the Impala is one of the cars that is far better looking than you’d ever expect in this class.
Detroit was the basis for the question so automatically disqualified. That’s why I recommended Cleveland.
Can’t believe Cleveland didn’t make the list. /s
Based on your reasoning Cleveland is the same as Detroit. I was shocked riding in cars with people blasting through red lights and driving the wrong way on one way streets. Apparently once snow touches the ground all bets are off. It also seemed to take several months for people to start following the rules again…
I still side with you Ballaban. I’d rather come in last place giving it my all the whole time rather than look like a bunch of EV’s with five percent charge left just trying to limp home.