Morgan 3 wheeler - 

40 year old Rotary engine.. I’m sure its fine..

That is a super clean design. just the littlest hint of Bugatti if you look hard enough.

they got any copper in them?

what i didnt like has the fact that I have yet to see one for sale, have never seen one in a dealership to see how i fit inside, and the fact that everyone i have heard of sold over MSRP.. so people must have liked them, but liked them so much they ran the prices up to pretty wild numbers.

In 2010 I had a Jeep/AMC Wagoneer. (if you come here a lot, yes this is the one i bought from the guy living in it). My wife was pregnant and with our first child and this thing was just too unreliable. No airbags, AC was a light breeze at best.. pretty much would not have worked out as a family car.

1993 and a 2016 here.

I have lived in Chicago and those drivers arent nearly as bad as Colorado driver - we are a special breed of stupid+angry here. 

Denver - We got Subarus, Audis, and Wranglers.

One of my first cars a Caddie Fleetwood had 3 cigar lighters and 3 cigar sized ash trays. God I miss that car. 

Seems like a Kei truck would do the job for like 3500 bucks

The old timer i mentioned, he let me sit in his a few times. The upholstery is exactly like i remembered. His was Perfect inside, not a spec of dust. He liked to rev the shit of out that thing and drive it like a little go kart. 

Those Suzuki X90's have a very passionate fan group. I never met a person who was just a little excited by them. I worked with an older guy who was obsessed with his. He hypermiled it and took the absolute best possible care of that odd little machine.

that would cost 4.73 in gas

Growing up in the 90's - this was a 500 dollar car all day every day. i will not in any possible universe ever think this is a 5000 dollar car car.

getting groceries is getting groceries .

I was watching this on TV the other day as I ate breakfast. The tv does an ok job of making it something that is consumable by a lay person... but the editing is so severe it really feels more like a bit of clips show.

close the comments section ^ this one wins it.

a G body chevy can still be had for a about 2 grand.. but back a few years ago a used G Body ran like 800-1500 bucks. 

In my E36 I used to just call this the Tri-Force. They stayed on for pretty much the whole time i owned the car. I know one has to do with 1 of 4 cooling fans in the engine being bad or non functional. the other two.. well after realizing that it essentially cost 2 grand to get one to turn off for a few weeks - i…