Not making a car out of a McRib.

These are awesome, does it come in rust brown? Asking for a friend.

When I was into RC cars, I used left over factory touch up paint on them. Looked awesome.

On the one hand, good price point. One the other hand, some critical information missing. On the gripping hand, while not my cup of tea at 4500 it would be worth a look if it was local.

The problem I had was the joker who would lock one of the hubs as they walked by. Go to leave and whoops.

Once you get the start part finished and mop up the oil. :)

I always liked the land yachts and have one of the last ones made.

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This is one case where candy corn wins in my book.

I would also accept

I don’t hate this and is good use of tech to help remind kids about what they should be doing. Compared to my “Car big, car hurt when hit me, remember once out of traction”.

Too far gone for 3800. Knock a couple of grand off and maybe as a “what the hell” car or parts.

True but the cars I have are real pains. Only certain models fit and have all the control hook ups.

My inner 13 year old came out: Fast And Reliable Thing Superamerica or to shorten it F.A.R.T.S.

My wife’s car has that option. My “ancient” 2010 and 2012 not so much :)

This is not a shock to me, more of a normal process as EVs become common. Overcome the issues, known what to expect, and things are better on the other end.

I use built in because my phone’s battery cannot keep up. :)

I am all for Torch doing the Teslali.

And the evil Truck people:

Since you never pay list price on a used car, $800 is not an unreasonable reduction.