If that’s what you’re after and you can find one, 1985 was more than 25 years ago.
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Growing up my parents had this exact same spec and color Ford Tempo. I think it was a 1990. The thing went through 3 engines in less than 20,000 miles, and ended up being so unreliable that it was car that made my parents change from a lifetime of domestic car ownership to Subarus.
I don’t know about comments, but I am looking forward to the book review clapbacks.
You leave Flight of the Navigator out of this!
This is California. Maybe the Lamborghini was just trying to get in on the (w)hole perineum sunning shenanigans.
The price of $123456 and the requisite “Low ballers are deleted. No trades. Serious only.” tells me that the owner likely wants twice the value of that car.
Even as a diehard enough Subaru fan that I’ve made it part of my entire online persona, I would have a very difficult time justifying spending that much on a WRX STI, although I do understand why it costs as much as it does.
I giggled.
8? I think COBB is having a joke at your expense.
Thanks for taking care of that for me. :-)
That’s a penis.
Episode X: Return of the Canadian
Totally irrelevant to the specific topic, but while looking for any images of a land speeder with a roof, I found this. Now I want it.
Kotaku readers will tell you that anything with “E” and “A” involved is typically bad for you.
I understand it is unsolicited advice and all, but since red wine is very loosely involved here, this stuff is amazing.
No yet, but after looking up the max payload of a BRZ, I might actually be able to make this work.
Because Toyota influence on the WRX worked out so well for Subaru in 2008. It has piqued my curiosity, though.
Oh, so you’re saying a 14 year old came up with a similar idea to a team of electrical engineers, and the idea doesn’t involve wearing a goofy contraption on your head? She has quite the future ahead of her.