This is true. You’ll find interesting ways to pass time and spend money when you and everyone around you are not allowed to drink.

Yeah, I love these old compact pickups (of all makes), but I don’t want to live in a world where a 40-fucking-year old Datsun pick-up is worth $4K.

how could you not ?
lovely family, beloved by all.

It’s also listed in a different state than it’s plated in, with plates that Texas hasn’t issued since 2012. I bet it can’t pass an inspection.

Nostalgia has its limits. This is just a crappy old truck that you’ll see struggling to keep up with traffic on the highway. 

What’s it like back there in 2004? Asian cars haven’t been safe and inoffensively designed for well over a decade.

No shit the new dampers make it worse since the bushings and steering are fucked. Better shocks just concentrated the problem on the completely undamped and cooked bushings instead.

It won’t cost as much as an M340i, to be fair. 

Great comment to make on a post about a car that is back to double wishbones, getting more power than the previous model, etc.

This car is going to drive better than any of its European competitors.

And be way cheaper to own.

“Acura sedans are going the way of Infiniti, people buy them because they can get a good deal on them, not because they are desirable.”

I can tell you what their demographic isn’t; someone who prefers a POS busted old rusty Jeep, that’s apt to give you tetanus, to one of their shiny new cars.

I’m kinda diggin’ the R in the rear diffuser.

Yes, because the Stinger did/ is doing so well!

People who looked at BMW/Audi/Merc and actually did some research to find out the maintenance and depreciation issue.

Has anyone ever fixed death wobble with just a steering stabiliser?

Purple, wow, I have grey, but I changed the wheels to Type S honeycombs so it’s a bit more unique.

Well, that is a great improvement from the Acura beak (pictured), but then again almost anything this side of a Ssangyong Rodius would be.

They are nice to be in, nice to drive and won’t break, I love my TSX wagon.

Lol, well a weekend of wrenching with your buddies is never a wasted weekend in my book. No matter how little you get done! Also, I know this is obvious but did you replace the steering stabilizer with the shocks? My wj didn't have anything approaching the death wobble you described, but a new track bar and steering…

How many derivations of this headline have you used over the years?