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I recommend the 2016-2017 Honda Accord Sport. It doesn’t have AWD, but would probably be quite competent in the snow with a set of snow tires, which would save you the initial cost and maintenance/repair of an AWD down the road. It can be ordered with a manual or a CVT. Maybe a manual will get her passion for driving

Same here. Had a 09 Forester that got T-boned by an asshat that ran a red light. Hit right in the B-pillar, so it was totaled. Kept me safe. It got hit on the passenger side, so I was just glad my wife and kid were not with me in the car that day, though they would have most likely walked away with some bruises or a

Being that it’s a Tacoma, after it landed, it still ran and was able to drive away.

I am all for consumer rights. I am. But what the hell is so confusing about those shifters? It has an indicator, telling you what state it is in. Read, and it won’t be that complex. Is it the best design? No. But it works, and it works well. I’ve driven many GCs with these shifters, and never had a problem with them.

To be fair, the Eclipse was not that great of a car, either.

Crack pipe. E38 in pristine condition can be found for well under $20k. Minus the bullet holes.

An A for effort, and the designer of this atrocity could have gotten a gig working in the Pontiac design studio in the 80s, and work right up until their demise, as all Pontiacs are nothing more than Chevys on a bad acid trip.

A huge wreck, just like the Trump administration. Oh wait, they both cater to the same group of folks, so that makes sense.

Love this. I’m glad a giant company like Google is stepping up in ways that matter. I’m a minority, but I’m Asian, so short of some name-calling or stereotyping, I’ve never experienced any significant (or dangerous) racial bias, and if anyone says Black Lives Matter is a racist movement, you just don’t get it.

I find it much easier to let the dealer know that you are willing to travel to anywhere within the state for the right car at the right price. In my case, I have to stick within my state, as California makes it a pain in the ass and stupid expensive to re-register a car from out of state. However, I didn’t need a car

Never mind the ice. Are those bullet holes on the front passenger door?

Great read. As a 12 year old boy in 1987, I thought these cars were really cool, and I aspired to own one when I grow up, not realizing that Maximas would turn into bloated turds with CVTs.

God, these cars were so sexy when they first came out. I wanted one so badly, and the spoiled little shit that live down the street got one for his 16th birthday.

Mine was aided by karma. A few years back, some douchenzzle apparently had just picked up a yellow convertible Mustang (last gen of the fox body with a dealer plate on it still), and proceeded to cut everyone off on a cloverleaf onramp. I was the first in line on the ramp at the time, and he almost clipped me when two

Lol, yea. That car was not made for big and tall people. Aftermarket seats are probably a good value if you intend to keep the car for awhile, or if you’re looking to track it. I actually prefer the sports seats from the Cabrio, and was looking around for a set to swap out, but the prices are just stupid.

That’s an assumption that is neither universally applicable, nor fair. I have 34" waist, but that’s genetics. Some people are bigger. If they are, then the E30 probably won’t fit them. Sometimes waist size has nothing to do with being how fit you are. My buddy is 265lbs, and 6'4". He’s no Mr. Universe, but he can fuck

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I highly recommend the producers that did this video. Production value doesn’t get any better than this:

The 325e was good for what it was designed to do. It offered low revs at freeway speeds. I had an “i,” and it was annoying AF when the rpm is pegging at 3400rpm at 75mph. Yes, that’s in 5th.

Yes they are. I did the stupid thing and spent way more than I should on re-cushioning (foam on the bolsters rotted) and re-upholstering. These seats were not designed to fit American fatasses, but if you’re reasonably fit, it holds you in place while you’re thrashing around in autocrosses.

Hey, it offered a manual, and you can get a wagon, WITH manual. They knew what us jalops wanted.