Because the M6 is the best all around vehicle. Go ahead and try and make me change my mind. It’ll be like talking to a cinderblock.
TheMrBond
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or you could buy a slightly used M6 for the same money, like this 2013 M6 with only 7,500 miles sold for $79,900
Very easy - the post-facelift Elantra. 2000ish.
Leakin’ oil in the hot sun
I fought the law and I won
I fought the law and I won
I needed gas and I got mine
I fought the law and I won
I fought the law and I won
The money doesn’t mean shit if you’ve got the right friends
That’s how this country’s run
Defenders are the best friends I ever had
I fought the law and I…
Your MR2 has about 1/8 the # of main engine seals. Porsches are flat six engines. There is no block, there are two halves of a case. One main seal in the middle. Since it’s air cooled, the piston jugs are finned, and each one mounts seperately, so that’s 12 more mating/gasket surfaces that can leak. Now you have oil…
If that’s a ‘79, the cabrio roof is aftermarket. Porsche didn’t offer a 911 Cabrio until 1983.
Joseph Kittinger’s parachute jump.
Get ready for a bunch of made up stories from all the fourteen year-olds on summer break.
This:
NONE OF THOSE CARS ARE BROWN WAGONS.
Obvious answer is obvious.
For me it was the Acura TL. Went from this pretty great looking car:
Jay Leno. Obvious answer is obvious.
Pay attention to who the seller is.
Pay attention to who the seller is.
2001 BMW M5 (E39). 87,000 miles. $21,495 takes it home.
Oh why Cadillac? Why does the exterior have to look so good, but the interior have to look like a Cozy-Coupe Deluxe.
This just about says it all.
seriously, that makes no sense. crazy frankenstein project car + rad engine + the shitty version of the transmission it came with? failcakes.
Overpriced by about $85,000.