This car has been well taken care of. And single owner with receipts? Hell yeah.

Fully agree. If a car has made it to 300,000 miles and is still rolling, anything that can brake has, or has proven reliable. I would buy this car at this price. I would drive it as-is too.

i bought one of these yesterday with 90k miles for 3300. I might have overpaid a little but after i replace all the pcv crap and the master window switch pod in the driver’s door and the top motor mount it’s going to be almost perfect. i hope you find your wagon.

Joke’s on them! My lock actuators haven’t worked for years!

look what you did to this forester with that sick subaru burn

I can see crackpiping this over the price, but one does not simply eschew a boxy Volvo over 185k miles.

Rich people don’t get rich by giving out their money. They know that 300k invested is going to make them money and 300k cash on a car is a losing investment.

Yes rich people take out loans. A 120k loan at 2% interest is hugely smart. Think about it like he has the 120k but rather than pay the car off he could invest all the money he doesn’t spend right away. Get a 5 year loan and the average 5-7% return on his investments and he would make a nice chunk more than he spends…

Regarding #2, if you want a $300K car, it’s probably better to finance it. You keep that $300K for yourself to invest while paying down the loan. As long as you’re making more than the interest on the loan, by the time you make your last payment, you’ll probably have made several tens of thousands of dollars on your…

It’s a conversation starter.

That must be what the Jiffy Lube techs use to torque down oil filters.

Even non-tools are hammers! Today I used a stapler to hammer a nail into the wall at work.

How’s this for a chrysler/shelby creation in someone’s garage

I have the same problem with my Jetta TDI. I went from 45 MPG to 30 MPG after my last change. Those sneaky fuckers...

I’ve got a 2013 Passat TDI SE and I’m going to sell it back for the following reasons. First, the amount I’m going to get is good. It’s very low mileage (~21K right now) because for two of the years that I’ve owned it I lived in an extremely walkable neighborhood. In 2014 I only drove 1600 miles. So, if my…

Haven’t owned an Alfa yet, but I like to consider myself an enthusiast. This is the 900 I sold last month:

No.

Fixed. Everyone told you NOT to buy an M62 car for this exact reason. NOW can you finally stop telling people who can’t afford an M5 to buy a car with the disaster of an engine that is a high-mile M62?

If not for the presence of a manual shifter, I might suspect this was just a typical Ferrari Challenge event.

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