Oh my GOD, this thing is sex on wheels. I love it. Helps that it’s extremely well kept inside and out, with a solid powertrain, but even if it were a bit sweatier, I’d still love it.

Amen to this list. For example, Dr. Atkins died of fucking *heart disease*, for crying out loud.

GTFOH with a car that was high-maintenance to begin with, has an unresolved gremlin (or two) in there, has THAT many miles, and a seller asking enough for a quite nice used example of myriad other automobiles, many of them plenty of fun to drive.

Why on earth does this incomplete Frankenstein project car, with numerous bits that look like shit (most notably...the fucking *car itself*) cost 13 large?

Holy FUCK I’m excited about this. I love the blend of animation styles...as the article mentions, it makes for a good nod to Roger Rabbit, both in terms of the unique combination of different aesthetics and the various nods to animation history (the Scrooge cameos, the wink-wink, nudge-nudge Indiana Jones reference,…

This sounds like a crime against both bulgogi and queso.
Queso is overrated as fuck anyway...yeah, I said it.

Shockingly (but seriously!), I’m going with the 1990 Geo lineup:

This is a really solid example of a design that I think has aged well. Would stand out against more-common Miatas, with some similar driving dynamics. Toyota reliability also a plus.

Well, at least we’ve got this review to gibbous forewarning that the film is terrible.

I mean, I think we were *all* wondering what it sounds like when Sylvester the cat’s New Yorker cousin offers up mediocre renditions of second-rate pop songs.

Would downvote for Muppet besmirchment if I could (see username).

I mean, it’s a brown wagon. Nice price.

Lessee...
The seller claims that Dodge is “no longer making the Challenger.” Wrong.
The seller says 100 large for an ancient platform with fancy paint is “fair.” Wrong.
The paint is loud and dumb, but somehow not even special looking next to the lime greens and purples and whatnot that the Challenger has come in over the…

It’s incredibly rad. It’s in incredibly good shape. That RED VELOUR interior is...you guessed it...incredible.

...with a giant pot belly hanging over it, a cigarette in our mouth, and a decrepit & needless firearm in our hand.

I like funny things. I like movies. I like funny movies.

The point wasn’t that bacon hasn’t gotten more expensive; rather, the poster was pointing out that bacon’s rise in cost is not a result of that fat orange dimwit sending out stimulus checks.

This is an impressively boring Porsche. While I don’t dislike the styling on this series as much as some, triple black doesn’t flatter this design. In particular, I think it makes the interior look dingy and...plebeian?

It’s priced on the high side for its mileage and lineage, and that’s before we get to its obvious, eye-searing fugliness. It’s almost impressive that someone managed to transform an understated (to a fault, in my eyes) design like that into something so hideous, but well, here it is.

The price is not awful, especially for a desirably equipped unit. But this is not an especially attractive car, and it’s made even less so by half-assery like the poor attempt at badge deletes. Then there’s the high mileage and the seller who comes across as a grade-A jackwagon.