Its beauty is in its mundane nature. A marvelous power plant with a store brand packaging and interior that appears to be slightly better than Bush era GM.

I don’t exactly know. That Wiesmann has made me contemplate why I live in North America so in depth that I forgot who I am for a moment.

Neutral: Maybe, as long as they understand their station.

I took my driver's ed in one of these. Even grading on a curve, this is the worst car I have ever been in.

I recently saw a Murano CC custom painted with some sort of ghastly pearl affair, lifted, sitting on something close to 28” wheels, painted to match the body.

I'm 5'7" 160#. Could I see over the steering wheel?

*slow clap* I actually picked up the first Gran Turismo recently and was pleasantly reminded of how awesome Japanese cars were in the 90s. I would like to see a return to that. A sort of JDM renaissance.

damn.

Is this an option in Yoo-rup?

True. It's probably still your fault somehow.

It's beginning to feel a bit tedious, and maybe downright pedantic, but with this many options, if you can't find a BMW to suit your automotive needs, it's probably your own fault.

I wonder if the plowing compromised the integrity of the frame.

Agreed. But lack of education + abundance of money x need for attention = that

A guy I knew in high school inherited one from his father who passed away. The guy is maybe 28-30 now and I imagine has a reasonable amount of money as he posts frequently of his Hublot watch and various vacations as well as his F250 (further inheritance I imagine). But the Ferrari is mysteriously a hermit. I imagine…

I’m originally from NC, where annual safety inspections are mandatory for pretty much all vehicles, and anything 1995 and newer must pass an emissions test. People forget our states operate a bit like independent countries. Not exactly, but sort of.

I had to go CP on this. If it had really low mileage (sub 75,000 maybe) I could possibly see it. But nah. Although it would be nice to only need about 6 tanks of fuel per year for me.

For me I had to take personal accountability out of it. Savings is first order of business. Literally, I get paid overnight and the transfer to savings happens concurrently; I never really know its happening because by the time I check anything online, it's already done.

I can never seem to find my low gear. Its somewhere between a brisk jog and oh god my shins are going to explode.

I’m genuinely astounded at how complicated returning a defective car can be. Understandably, we are talking about something that is much larger in scale financially than say a television from Best Buy, but in the case of the latter, you just return the defective product and get a replacement. Not so simple with new…

What's the over under on that thing still being able to start on the first crank?