wagonguy
wagon guy now drives a boostang
wagonguy

Soooo many things wrong with this. First off it’s the 2+2 which means it’s automatically the least desirable of all the S30s. Next up, the dude dun fucked up the rear end by baring it down to the metal like that. The second biggest issue I have is the condition of the body panels. They’re all sorts of twisted. To get

Maybe we should have Ben back here more often... what do you guys think about that?

This. I’m the only idiot allowed to work on my car.

How is it still 2016 and we have people filming in portrait mode?

And this is why everyone should buy brightly colored cars.

Call me when they sell this one -

It’s to the point where it seems like most typical buyers fully intend to wreck their new vehicle within the first few years of driving it.

The 1988 Pontiac Banshee Concept. Don’t ask why, ask why not!

Apparently neither Paul nor Doug have had the rubber part of a wiper blade torn off due to being frozen to the windshield.

Dude did you even read the letter and Doug’s response before jumping to your own ill-conceived conclusion that anyone who poses this question really is just looking for an excuse to steal the car?

Do you know how many crimes have been solved with front license plates? close to zero. Front license plates definitely don’t justify the millions of dollars in added costs to the taxpayers. Cars aren’t even designed for front license plates, so they end up being bolted on the front of a car in ways that cause

It’s because they’re ugly. Ever see a manufacturer’s photo with a front plate? I don’t think so. The most you’ll find is a small, body-color plate with the model name because someone might mistake the New 2016 Mazda Miata for the new Infiniti QX-60 or Q15... hell, what’s the difference, no one knows what those names

Haha, nah, that’s kind of cool.

In the US maybe - where I come from (Ireland) “Beemer” = BMW, regardless of the number of wheels.

Some old Rolls Royce

Shit like this tends to make me run away screaming. It just seems like too much guesswork.