Those seats are color matched with duck tape, so I think you’d be good there.

G wagens are capable off-roaders. But low-profile knobbies? They have no reason to exist, other than to tell you everything you need to know about the owner.

my family owned a skamper pop up trailer camper in the 80s. these aren’t really repairable. ours got a leak in the roof and we had it repaired by skamper. it still leaked and within a year it was a moldpile. i would not spend $1 on a leaky skamper that’s been in Florida. 

Last summer, we were vacationing at the shore and came upon a family of four with a large dog and they had one of these for their summer house. It was brilliant. Wet & sandy dog in the back compartment, kids in the back seat, vinyl seats that can withstand abuse, windows open, cruising back to the house with a quick…

Backseat nostalgia aside, this thing somehow manages to be the worst version of a wagon ever built. It’s neither economical like a Volvo 240, tuned like an Acura TSX, or capable like a Subaru Outback. Any “character” it has can only be described as “peak malaise”. It’s only redeeming feature is that the brown color…

Sorry, I saw the rear license plate placement and had a small seizure, must have hit the NP button in the process.

If it still drives, it should just be driven straight to the junkyard, otherwise it is going to sit in that guy’s shop forever. ND

I hate this, but I don’t.

I this has been used as it should, and as the ad says “ a weekend toy” we are looking at over 400o track miles a year. The replacement engine speaks to this, the engine might have a five year ticket, all the other important bits that make a race car? Five minutes?

They tow with everything in the rest of the world. I know it’s a crazy concept but you can tow an entire boat without needing a F250! Who could have known?

If this was local I’d pick it up. No OBD2 so, getting through emissions tests is a breeze. Pretty easy to work on. Could be a decent track car beater.

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Everyone: The HHR is a pretty ugly car.

Agreed with this take. The 6G72 was in an absolute shit ton of cars, too. Might even be a chance to get a twin cam one from a later car if the mounts still line up in the right spot.

Whenever I look at new cars and see the prospect of spending $40k+ to get something remotely desireable, part of me wants to say “eff it” and buy something exactly like this Buick.

The year is 2022.
Average miles per year is 14k.

Took this car for a test drive. Once I got it up to highway speed (which took a little while), it gently, but persistently, pulled to the left until it got into the left-hand most lane, then turned on its left blinker and set the cruise control for 5 below the speed limit. It was the darndest thing. Almost like an AI…

For that much money, I wanna see paint and a headliner that is in better condition.  And a passed smog test as well. 

I think that it’s a bangin’ deal for a great looking car. The interior is all together, body looks great, and it appears that it was treated nicely. While the thing is still running, think about what engine swap you want to do and get all of the parts together. When shit inevitably goes awry, swap away and have a…

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