im gonna be that guy and argue these aren’t his finest porsches. the dude has a RSK and a Gmund. these are pretty pedestrian in comparison
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only on RWD except for 340i
the 328 and 320 xdrive don’t have it. 4 out of 12 cars is not across the board
your wrong. the only manual ones in America are 320i, 328i, 340i and 340i xdrive. no other awd cars or diesels or wagons or GT have it. 4 out of 12 possible options have it. that’s not across the board
5 have it:
5 have it:
remind to NEVER buy a modern bmw ever. why the fuck is there no spare? according to the US site only rwd cars are available with stick. no xdrive diesels or wagons. so 3 out of 12 combos have sticks, hardly across the entire range
but they do.....
thought the stick was only available on RWD models? and why are we impressed at something that’s standard on the car? would you be impressed if a car had a steering wheel or a spare tire?
who designed this?
most states have 25 year rules. if its old they don’t care. this car is an antique so it doesn’t matter
Half doors solve everything
944 turbo: http://m.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-94…
This was my moms second car after an original beetle. she didn’t even know what a scirocco was when she called the ad. they are very hard to find today as everyone has mk2
Honda has a history of fucking up hatches:
a 1-2 year old cpo model can often have a better warranty than a brand new one right next to it
they already confirmed only 2000 first year for america
fuck I wanna do this in my fost so badly. rallycross scares me cuz rocks but this looks like low impact fun
and why should I pay more for this over a fost?
A forward signal. It's like a turn signal but instead notifies that are planning to continue driving ahead perfectly straight and not turning