Price has already been reduced to $6500 which is still about $6000 too much.

Also of note, dude... At least pick up the trash in your yard before posting pics trying to sell your car.

Since it’s still new, but it’s old... would that make it a NOS POS?

I can’t stop giggling over these cars being in an Indiana town called ‘French Lick,’ because apparently I’m 12-years old.

the fact that someone has cut a hole in the targa roof for a moon roof. Shit, people!

Beachfront Avenue!

“They were one of their most popular products, along with other loan products that cater to international buyers that don’t have a social security number and/or an established credit history in the U.S.”

Box cutters were ALLOWED to be carried through security at that point in time. Security found the box cutters and allowed the hijackers through with them because according to the rules at the time they weren’t banned.

Man, another cool truck from Mexico. Hadn’t heard of this one but I was already familiar with the 1999-2001 Dodge Ramcharger, also available only with 2WD.

Crack Pipe: I don’t even like it when my dog scoots.

The title isn’t branded.

It may have a clean title, but it’s not without its blemishes. Just for kicks I pulled the Carfax on it.

Got caught swapping plates- my Subaru was dead, I bought a salvage pickup truck, had to wait a few weeks before the DMV rep was going to be in town to inspect it so I could get a proper r-title and register it, so I just stuck the plate from the Subaru on it and tried to drive carefully.

Reverse: It’s not going to make any difference unless California (and like-minded states) changes their tune as well, and I don’t think that’s very likely.

• This car isn’t legal, despite having a Florida title. Florida will issue a title and plates for a Radio Flyer wagon.

Lisa needs braces!

nyet.

I just want to Putin my two cents here... while in nice condition, that seems like a Lada money for a 1980s Soviet car.

I just realized 2 of the last 3 NPOCPs have been (extremely) white, bland, malaise-era American sedans.

“I like the names they have for cars. Like, no baron has ever owned a LeBaron. Or the Ford LTD. ‘LTD.’ Limited. It’s a ‘limited’ edition...what did they make, fifty million of those? ‘Yes, it’s ‘limited’ to the number we can sell.’ Or when they try and mangle a positive word into a car name, you know how they’ll do…