These small cars are also much faster than they were 20 years ago. Time was that economy cars could barely get out of their own way. I’ve taken a Veloster up to 100mph and it actually happened pretty easily. 

The Honda auto in their big cars from 2000 thru 2004 were the only Hondas with consistent transmission problems.

Some people just want an old car to cruise around in on the weekend. Not everything has to be balls to the wall crazy.

This truck was the opposite of having a trim level. It was a base, base fleet truck. 

For a couple of years I drove a 91 F250 at work with had a vinyl straight bench. It didn’t even have the fake headrest bits that later models did. There was no cushioning left, if there was any to begin with, and the seat was all spring. More than 30 minutes and it was a terrible experience.

You should know that loss of taste is a sign of the Corona virus. 

I disagree. I live somewhere with strict cellphone related laws and can lose my license for 3 days, get 5 demerits nd a $672 ticket for simply touching a mobile device while behind the wheel.

If you stretch the budget you can easily get into a Magnum SRT8. Under $10k it looks like things get questionable. There’s also some RT models listed with the Hemi and AWD, but that would mean an automatic transmission

Hyundai and Kia are 90% the Quality of a Honda or Toyota for 80% of the price.

They would have only ever made 3 examples because the paint job would have doubled the price of the car.

I’d give you a star, but the site won’t let me. 

I would give you a star, but that function hasn’t worked for me since 2019. 

Those hubcaps gotta go.

That’s what I was thinking, it’s probably about due for it’s mandated headgasket replacement. So if you just need transportation you would probably be better off buying a used Toyota or Honda for the same price. At least then it’s likely to be from this side of the year 2000.

Did I say that the salesbros shouldn’t be fired?

If sales guys were doing it, that’s why nobody got fired.

Look at all the documents you signed when you got hired at your job. You probably signed saying something to the effect of ‘not participating in activities that may be detrimental to the employer’. Or something along those lines, there’s lots of different ways to express the same idea. 

Americans and Canadians pay similar tax rates. They get the military industrial complex while Canada and the rest of the civilized world get healthcare.

I like the style, but those ‘new’ wheels are tacky AF on a car of that vintage.

On desktop the comment section hasn’t properly functioned for me in several months.