I think if you are spending under 10k or so it maybe best to buy from a private seller.

He sounds like a man who is going to win in life.

I'm a fan of the original 1974 Gone in 60 Seconds. Not the greatest film, but it's fascinating to see not only all of the awesome cars, but also what things looked like over a decade before my birth.

In addition to those round headlamps, this bad boy has stock wheels, and even the optional Jeep box in the back. Sporting only 46,000 miles, the Jeep features a tow bar on the nose, which was not a factory option, and makes you wonder how many of those miles were possibly racked up behind a motorhome.

I do this for a living in a machine that weighs 40 tons and is 76 feet long, and your advice is not only stupid but really fucking dangerous.

The real good news here is that this will help the car keep it's resale up so it won't hardly cost anything to own.

Hands down the Nissan Pulsar NX Sportbak

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CHRYSLER

The B13 Sentra. Still going strong in Mexico as the Tsuru. Such a... car. A breeze to work on, rather reliable as a vehicle and, if you had on in SE-R trim, powerful enough to really be fun. But still... just a car. =)

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Bees! Bees everywhere! Your firearms are useless

Jeep Gladiator. I want one so bad

We spared no expense.

Boston Dynamics Big Dog. Listen to that creepy buzzing hum as it awkwardly walks toward your doom.

I am calling BS on this piece for opposite reasons (this is a re-post, because I am so deep in the grays, no one will ever see it):

Not leading with Vasalgel, or even mentioning the Male Contraception Information Project, is highly suspect journalism. Instead you go with "Dry orgasms / inept scientists talking about…

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