This is not just any econobox. Blah. If you don’t understand I’m not going to bother to explain it to you. This is a future collector’s car.

Sometimes the jokes work, and sometimes they don’t.

Find a cleaner GS-R for less money guys, I challenge you.

If I could get an OEM look double din with bluetooth and such, I’d gladly pay top dollar for that tomorrow.

Lol they’re smart enough to realize fixing those will just result in it breaking shortly there after. xD

I’m not a huge miata fan, but it’s a legendary car and I love that they’re doing this. Honda should do the same for the S2000 in a couple years, in my opinion.

They should re-make the stereos with modern bluetooth/MP3 storage. They would sell thousands.

+1

All my friends think I’m a bit weird for wanting to restore an early 90's Toyota Pickup, but they got that thing so right. And I can’t imagine a resto would cost a whole lot for a truck when there’s so many spare parts out there.

I’d give the company about even odds of lasting out that warranty.

Earnest responses to sarcastic comments are the best.

I’m glad this guy is getting properly roasted on the internet. That asswagon is lucky he and several other motorists aren’t in body bags because of this stunt.

I live in n.e. Ohio... Great Lakes Brewing rocks. Trust me.

Molson and Labatt are both foreign owned, it’s no different from the US. It’s not like Miller and Budwieser closed their US production when they got bought out. Though Molson Coors is actually US owned again after getting spun off from SAB.

Yep, there are tons of smaller breweries that have arguably better beer as well.

The big three make shitty beer anyway. OTOH there’s around 6,000 microbreweries in the US and most of them make far better stuff than the big three by far.

How about Ginger Girls?

Our big breweries are still here, AND we have a massive craft/local brew market. I’m a short drive to at least 4, and that’s while I’m an hour from the nearest metropolitan area.

CANADA #1

Checks door jam of 2016 Mini: “Made in the Netherlands”

So damn cool. And I see he printed it on a $200 3D printer, which is way cheaper than I knew they came. Dangerous rabbithole to go down...