They, along with Transit Connects and Nissan NV200s (and their Chevy counterparts) are pretty popular around NYC. I see them from time to time and actually like the way that they look.
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That’s probably one of the nicest colors they offer the thing in. Good job!
A shame, because the Flex is gorgeous.
Supposedly there was a verbal dispute between a group of people (about 3 or 4) on the 3-train somewhere in Brooklyn. The police were called when it got physical, and presumably the uninformed crowd set their animosity upon the responding officers.
They’re actually pretty decent cars. Nothing to go crazy over, but definitely better than a Corolla.
At its most basic level it is one of the cheapest cars on sale in the US, and if you have that sort of mindset going in surely it isn’t that horrendous.
This poor thing just looks like it wants to be put out of its misery.
They’re basically pointless for anyone that doesn’t live in a densely populated urban area.
Their commercial products, like the Promaster and Promaster City, aren’t bad.
Sounds about right given the time of day, emotionally disturbed settlers within the subway, and condition of most of the stations.
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Ah, the NYC subway. What would we do without you?
Why did she have to hit a poor Panther?
The new Buick LaCrosse seems like it would be a good fit here.
+1 for Big Money Salvia.
I saw Weird Al in concert at Radio City. I don’t think I’ll ever forget it - he puts on one helluva show!
I’m a sedan man, but that’s gorgeous.
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It’s amazing how quickly police work can escalate into a shitshow. Take what was originally an arrest for an assault/dispute on a subway train in NYC, for example.
I’ve always loved the way the Marathon looked, and its fifties-esque styling was rather handsome dressed as a civvie car, especially later into its run. I do wish the interiors of the later models were better than the parts-bin specials they tended to be, but the 70s models were nice as far as that goes.