Make wagon. Receive money.

That would be the Japanese lady with the exhibitionist tendencies I dated MANY MANY MANY years ago. And no, there will be no further details.

True.

I’m broke. It’s cheaper. My S38B36 emptied my bank account already. ;)

S52 because plenty and easier to maintain. ;)

My resolution is to keep my E34 M5 on the road and enjoy it instead of letting it languish on jack stands or at my indy mechanic’s place. It’s such a joy to row gears in.

If you want to go mega-weird, get a Mercedes R63 AMG. Oddball? Plenty. Powerful? Fuck yeah. Space? Acres.

Making Australia Even Greater is more like it.

Yes, and that level is “racist asshole.” Like, Achievement Unlocked: Racist Asshole 100 Klanscore.

This is one of the rare NPoCP cars that was a struggle to vote on. It will never be worth this much money again (if it’s worth it now). But sometimes, a car shouldn’t be judged by its depreciation curve.

Nope. Nope. Nope.

They got to stop vaping breathing.

Uh, no. There are a number of Jalops who are older get-off-my-lawn “I walked five miles to school uphill” types that will like older just because it is older. But that’s generational, and natural in the sense that it reminds you of your youth.

GEN X grew up in possibly the most shitty era of cars in America bar none. We either buy very new or very old.

We’re all cheering for you.

Well, I had a ZL1 Camaro - stock save a catch can - for a couple of years. They come with Goodyear something something supercar letter numbers something tires on them.

If you think 20 year-old German metal is expensive to maintain, try one that turns 27 in March. I’ve owned it since August - bought as a rolling restoration. I’ve had to replace the timing tensioner, and hydraulic damper - the latter of which is only found in the Alsace, apparently. Cam cover gaskets, front and rear…

I LOL’d a bit.

Or not in budget. Auction sites are bad for set-budget shopping. Although I have bought a car on that site before...

Laziness is the reason. Chrysler only wanted AMC for Jeep. Period. End of story. But contracts are contracts. So Chrysler thought, “Hey, maybe we just create a new bucket and throw them all together and see what shakes out?”