These weren’t great when new, especially that transmission which is unreliable.  Replacing the clutches are an expensive job that you’re probably not going to do yourself and it doesn’t seem like that’s been done yet here.

I’m also in NOVA, I saw a Veyron leaving the drive through at Wendy’s in Herndon. MFG plates as headquarters is super close. Also saw a privately owned Veyron in Middleburg.

None of this is surprising.

Anecdotal and all of that...

“She still loves the vehicle (when it works)“

“*because my loan has a 17% interest rate and I can’t afford to.”

Yep.  Element is by far the best suggestion.  

I am so proud of my fellow Jalops for recognizing who usually drive Hummers. Douchebags and dudebros sporting Thin Blue Line Oakleys and flat brimmed hats. I don’t want to be associated with them, and the Colorado which this is based off of was a massive piece of shit.

They already do.

Recaro doesn’t really have a presence in the US anymore.

“The best way to be safe in a crash is to not have it in the first place.”

“They prey on America’s “child safety” paranoia.”

I’d think our local Toyo dealer would tell us to bring it to Buick.

You didn’t make it through school, did you?

The COVID deniers should be rounded up onto an island. Let them shout about how the “WuFlu”/”ChinaVirus” is such a hoax, their fREedUMz and the constitution, how they’re not going to wear a government mandated muzzle, and how the death rate is .1%.

Are you talking about the Century?  That’d be awesome.

- The ‘07 is definitely faster than the ‘76

“Though an imported, 25+ year old Century is probably better than any American-built land yachts.”

Ew, get that new hybrid nonsense out of here. Previous gen with the V12 or nothing.

I will never understand for the life of me why the hood and trunk were so goddamn big, but the passenger compartment so small given the overall size in the malaise era vehicles.