omg that track

My grandfather replaced the body of a Renault 4 with rattan and wicker, as a way of advertising his furniture company. That basket reminded me of it haha, I never saw it though, as it rotted because it was not taken care of :/

Hmm… I wonder if Tavarish has posted anything today.

Probably he meant a crayon then xD

yes it's a little more "serious" looking. I like this CLS and the facelift version equally TBH

My dad says it looks like a pencil, maybe because it's so sharp?

that's why you don't take it to a dealer, honest mechanic or DIY

well, this is basically a dressed up E Class xD, but I get what you mean haha

this car created a design revolution. After it cars like the Passat CC, Audi A7, BMWs grand tourers etc came. I don't know if that's good or bad, but it proves it's looks are amazing.

those are not prettier.

I'll just share this:

People usually think FWD is inferior because the lack of skill, information or experience they have.

I ask the same question: why a perfect example? They only needed a bodywork what I can see, and even that was modified so...

I actually did my research couple of weeks ago to see if it was possible to buy surplus Humvees, cool to see you can now.

yeah it sucks. I probably can count the number of E34s in Mexico with my hand, and they are either in bad shape, or automatics haha

Amazing isn't it? I just hope it stays like that.

Well, I got Mazda Miata in my quiz, so I'm keeping it xD

these BMWs are happy angry to disagree

Another good article mate. I always hear the "you'll spend 5k in repairs alone". Yes, but it's still cheaper.

my dads first crossover; he has always had cars, a VW beetle and then ALL Fords: Mustangs, Taurus, Tempos, Focus, Zx2 escort, Mondeo, etc; was a Ford Edge. He loved it sooo much that he bought a second one. He sold it recently because he needed money and he's carless to date, but he would buy another Edge in a blink…