There are a lot of empty places that most people don’t drive on a daily basis. 

One of mine is legal, and the other is struggling with college loan payments, avocado toast, and not able to afford its own place.

Old cars have less fussy electronics to deal with. Also, the japanese bubble era. That’s why I still see 90s-early 00s hondas, toyotas, and nissans running everywhere I go. 

It’s not sacrilege if it works better. Although drift cars do get a huge beating, it probably wasn’t the most money efficient way to do this by using a ferrari. 

Yup. And I’ve gotten a lot of airbag recall notices for cars I’ve owned in the past. I’ve yet to see a single check for the group settlement. 

Because in order to make more profit, Ford probably needs to build their cars in Mexico.

He could get himself a tesla if stoplight drag times are what he wants. Or he can be a real connoisseur and get himself something that stands out and garners respect...like that mexican guy with a maxima that smoked a porsche turbo in the 1/4 mile on youtube. His name is probably Juan. Juan R. Badass.

I wouldn’t. Yugos aren’t exactly collector items and there isn’t a purist calling for these pieces of crap. If I was going to spend actual money and time making it drivable, I’d also want it to be reliable. A Honda motor in this bad boy would probably increase its value. 

Is it like possible to do a K swap, or an sr20 on that beast of a yugo?

Donald Trump is going to run England, too? 

So this is the supra wagon? 

Meanwhile in LA, weather is cloudy and drizzly. Who needs to visit Seattle when you get the same weather right here. 

I think it’s gotten worse since they moved a lot of assembly to the USA. By culture, American workers probably just aren’t as detail oriented as their Japanese counterparts. 

broccoli is great for you and has anti cancer compounds.  

I have a lot of fruiting and flowering plants in my yard. On a good warm sunny day, it sounds like there is a chain saw going off back there due to all the bees flapping around. 

Depends where you are. In Los Angeles, driving a porsche will get you as much attention as a prius. 

I admit, I’m definitely partial to subarus, so STi. 

5100 lbs? What is this, a 90s S600 coupe with a V12? I guess you have more downforce in snowy weather? 

I grew up in that era and I’m probably about the same age as Ricki Yoshida. I miss the 90s-early 2000s car era and had a lot of friends showing off their cars at Hot Import Nights. I kind of hate the current modification scene with all the stanced vaper crowd. Anyway, thanks for the nostalgic trip to my youth. 

They weren’t grounded enough to the ground.