Ok, now you’re just making stuff up to make your point seem valid, and you know it. Unless...do you live in India or something? Or a crowded part of Europe? Nobody does that in the US or Canada. Except maybe briefly when they’re really young.

You don’t ride do you? 12,000 miles will take 95% of riders several years to reach. When I sold my last bike I was the 3rd owner, it had been on the road 6 years, and it only had 6000 miles on it. 3000 of those were put on by me in 1 year.

Expensive, no, but difficult and time consuming compared to other bikes? Yes.

Only downside is with those Kitty Smiles decals on it everyone is going to think you’re a South Korean escort service.

No way the oil pump was able to suck that up. How was this car still running?

You really should change the title because it’s not accurate. It should be something along the lines of “here are the cars that have the highest percentage of 200k mile examples still on the road”

If you never go above 3k rpms you’re going to have a ton of sludge and carbon buildup. You’ve gotta open it up at least now and then. Unless the engine is super old and ready to explode.

No, it doesn’t. It just measures usage.

Yes?

I don’t get it, a GTI is the quintessential go-to car gearheads get WHEN they have kids.

Not sure if srs...

Things I’ve left behind in an uber:

The original battle car

STI seems like the obvious answer if you want to win.

Constantly

Forget about property value, there are rules to living in a community. You can’t keep 20 chickens in a downtown condo, even if chickens are your passion. Suburbs have rules too.

I dont quite follow the housing prices side of the argument but I agree that it’s just an eyesore and that we shouldn’t be too outraged for these guys. You have neighbours. You accept certain things when you live in a suburb.

How dare they!! That’s awful!!!

That’s alright

Obvious sarcasm was obvious. But I guess you were just looking for any chance you could to be an asshole.