I’d take it, but I still would pay the thing off the day the warranty runs out. Payments or repairs, never both on the same car for me. If I can’t pay it off in within the factory warranty terms, I can’t afford that car.

I’ll be in my bunk

I’m going with a boring answer- Honda Ridgeline.

The ‘68-72 Chevy Nova says hi. Walk past a row of red SS “tribute car” coupes at any car show, the crowd will form around Grandma’s pea-green sedan because so relatively few survive.

What about actual living spacecraft? Do they count as Class 7?

That one is a Class 4.

Ahem.

Shit, I took the bait and replied to an article from a decade ago because it popped up in the margins.

As much as I appreciate the quirkiness of the Pacer, $4k for 88hp with rust is at least twice what is reasonable.

Because sidewall. A better ride and your rim doesn't get bent every time you hit a f_cking pothole!!!

I had a soft-sided cassette case which fit perfectly in the bin under the arm rest. I had tunes for even my longest road trips!

This 2004 Cavalier.

Ignorance of the masses cancels you out.

Right - when you want a very specific car, and you’d spend money on a 50% perfect example to bring it to 85% perfect... this wise old man just believes “get the best one you can”. Certain cars just scratch your particular, specific itch. And when you want the best version of the Mymobile.... don’t spend a year seeking…

I’m going against popular opinion today and say: Where are you going to find another one THIS clean and in EXCELLENT condition? I got to drive both the automatic and the manual as a kid.

These are rare for a reason. If you’ve ever driven a Beretta, you know.

Deserves more stars.

I have to say, I developed a HUGE amount of respect for these early Atari devs in my senior year of college. My CS final project was to help add CRT-style artifacts into the 2600 Emulator Stella. Since we wanted to do this right, and not just fake up a pretty fragment/vertex shader combo, we went looking at how other…

I had this game. Activision titles were often much better than the Atari options.

Rad Racer 1 and 2 for the NES were my favs. But Pole Position took most of my quarters at the arcade.