I see a lot of plastic intake manifolds these days. I don’t hear about any others that have melted. 

Previa. Previa is always the answer!

wat. i dont believu

I’d rather drive this egg than the disco as it will likely run through another decade with maintenance. But i wouldn’t pay more than $2500 for either seeing as how high the mileage is on this egg, and the fact that I’ll end up spending 3X that amount on repairs in the first year if I bought the disco.

As much as I love the previa, $5K is too much scratch for these. Maybe if it had like 100K miles. 

Ah, I still miss my GD. 

Maybe the new juke is awesome, but the old one was pretty much crap for the american market. It was a CUV without any space in the backseat or trunk area. I’m only 5'10" 170 lbs, and I can barely fit in the damn thing. 

He’s just trying to help make these models more valuable. 

I bet it’s a youtuber/influencer trying to get attention. Or maybe this is the next millenial/gen Y/Z whatever challenge. 

Doesn’t matter. Just look at Porsch vs Porschuh. The only reason people pronounce it correctly or incorrectly in the US is because they’ve either met a stripper name Porsch-uh or they haven’t.

*kumquat.

how so?

Now you can make it into a stance project. j/k

My wife had an ‘03 which eventually became my daily for awhile. All I added was an intake and a block off plate to replace some butterfly valve in the intake and it could smoke the tires just hitting the gas pedal hard from a stop. 

Where were these plastic melty manifolds manufactured? 

my guess is there will be a shield of a glass roof above the solar panels. 

Sweet. Now people will stop fighting for shaded parking spots on my street in the future. 

I’m 38. Why do i want to buy this 

i just want to know if you need to climb into the trunk to service the engine or change spark plugs. 

With all that hp, is the new vette a hyper car, or does it not qualify due to the $60K starting price?