Some Americans like to do their own re-badging.

Its not the depth that got him . It was the speed of the flow. My 2 door on 35,s with a 4 in lift could do it as well, given the water is still or moving relatively slow.

I’d also prefer an old Kia.... FOR ME TO POOP ON!

Wrong answer. While you’re right that an F40 is expensive and nerve-wracking to own, no sane person would want an old Kia no matter what the second option is.

Crud. I’ll bet there was perfectly good beer in those coolers.

Why would you paint such a beautiful car such an ugly color? I love most shades of blue, but, these variations on baby blue make me sick. I don't care if It is a Porsche, Volvo, Ford, or anything else.

while it is true we can be tighter than an over-torqued lug nut when it comes to tuned cars around here, the axiom of never buy another person’s project holds. Part of the Jalopnik DNA is the belief that, given the same $$ we would arrive at a better result, simply because it would be what we like and of course we…

Buying someone’s project that was someone else’s project never sounds like a good idea. For $1,500 I’d bite but the history of this thing is just too convoluted for me to spend 3 grand on a 32 year old wagon that’s been places. CP

too much for too little.

It’s palomino! And you still have $4300 to buy a car.

Yeah, that fear of death really enhances your grip.

Oh cool, someone with really thin skin.

What, you don’t like the car’s tramp stamp?

Ever wish you could go back in time, pre-Civil War, and move to a frontier town? Try and see if you could make it living a hardscrabble life with nothing but future, promise, and cheap real estate ahead of you? Now you can, since the Detroit News says that the city is ranked back where it was in olden days

Guys, seriously.

But it's still a Volare

natural > aftermarket, almost always.

Are those actually water balloons?