mazda was doing this for awhile...and continued to after i fought my way through 2 dealers to get the recall done.

Hey, if he’d managed more speed (something better than a corolla?), maybe he could have fixed it himself...darwin-award-style.

counterpoint: other considerations aside (washing, heat issues in warmer locations), EVERYTHING looks better in black.

yeah, here it isn’t hello kitty on the pillars, it’s woodgrain shelf paper on the hoods.

otay...like a bad pronunciation of “okay”

Apparently so!

I think if not renewed, they do recycle the personalized stuff...was around ‘12 when i saw it. Or maybe the real estate boom hit then hard and they ended up in a hummer?

saw “GAS HOG” on a hummer once...another that parked in the same lot at work, first on a hummer, then on a 5 series bmw..”IN DEBT”. got photos of a couple others too:

classic charger with a hellcat engine already exists, though it’s a 68.

flagged someone down because all three of their brakelights were out...their response was “i know” and rolling their window back up.

just add a D....de-evolution.

didn’t help suzuki that some of the ‘affordable’ cars in their line WERE junk (i’m looking at you, forenza...).

first sentence is spot on; as long as it’s CA emission compliant, you’re good to go, and it’s not so much that it’s illegal to the seller as it is the buyer being able to register it; there’s also a few exceptions (link below).

not to to mention considerations (priority) of ease of (robotic) assembly...

i stand corrected. *thumbs up*

well said...to add, the aircooled beetles, though 2 doors, are classified as sedans.

and whether 2 doors or 4, as mentioned above, both the GTO and the the G8 were rooted in the Monaro.

at least they were attentive. some i dealt with...weren’t so much, and dragged their feet even more when they realized i don’t do cards (rental car, CA plates).

can’t vouch for how much Type 4 content they have available, but shoptalkforums.com is usually another good course for aircooled vw intel.

with the GTO in there in between

in my apartment-dwelling days, there was “that guy”, aka the annoying asshole bumping his stereo in the parking lot at all hours, first in the carports, then in the garage when he got one.