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Bad Obsession Motorsport is comfy af and you don't have to listen to annoying American accents

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVV_za4wkEc

>>17835355
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ajDZY2vXHI
The comfy king

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The Savagegeese guy is probably the comfiest motherfucker for car shit on YT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR7bigCPRn8

i sure would, most cars that get scrapped are scrapped because of one specific problem that would cost more to repair than the person bought the car for, so you could have a perfectly functional everything around a dead engine, or vice versa. if you aren't afraid to get murdered by a dog they're great places to go

Depends on the car and how good the pattern is.

>>17835259

Yes, but scrapyard owners are wising up so just do the research

three.

mom, sister, and a friend who i met at a fandom gathering.

Don't have a car.

Two grills have ridden on my bike though

>>17834963
Over a dozen just in the last month. Bitches love that bench seat life.


>the subs behind the seat help too

sounds like a way to make it needlessly more expensive and heavier making it objectively worse than stock

>>17834843
RWD is simpler than FWD

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>>17834868
except it isn't???? rwd requires a long driveshaft and edtra components

>>17834737
>engine hangs over the front axle

you bought audi
you already did all the work for us

Should of had a VW

BMW 335i from 09 onward has either dual clutch or the ZF transmission. Both of which are faster shifters than any stick driver.

The 7 and 8 > 6 for the ZF BUT i've only had complaints while tracking. The normal road driving its smooth as can be

>>17834700
I *think* there's a model of saab 93 2.0T that comes with paddle shifters. IDK what year tho. Its a nice car, pushes over 200hp and gets great highway gas mileage.

>>17834700
Use a manual on your commute, pussy.

A manual G37 > auto

https://www.copart.com/search/waterflood/?displayStr=Water%2FFlood&from=%2FvehicleFinder&page=1

Oi I think as soon as the insurance companies give them free

>>17834546
>Subaru's
>Texas
pick one. AWD cars, in general, are rare down south

I kinda like them but I have heard they aren't exactly reliable. Is this true and if it is what kind of problems do the cars have?

>>17834661
no specialist, but it seems the consensus is that they're fun af to drive but are build with BMW logic into an even smaller space

Meaning they are miserable to maintain over 100k.

They are big

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I'm way more interested in the trials and tribulations of an old Civic doing Drag Week than I am the 'problems' and 'experiences' had by boomers with $5,400,000 """""street-legal""""" monsters hauling trailers with entire new engines in reserve.

Best of luck you fuckin' madman.

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>1000hp
I think you mean 3500 hp cars desu senpai

Only just now going to bed.... Don't think this is a good idea, but too late now: I'm sure epic road trips have been made on 5 hours of sleep.

The engine he has is a 3.0 V6.

>>17834348
>his intake hose has been going out
What are the symptoms?

>>17836411
this.

>>17834275
oh look, another wrx owner who doesn't know how to work on their own car

fuck you

>>17834275
>how long should set me right for?

If you're asking how long until you'll need it done again, probably around 50-100k miles unless you beat on it.

Yeah, I'd recommend learning how to work on it yourself, and take it in for things that could destroy your engine or at least be a bad time if you fuck them up (like the timing belt)

Start of changing your oil, it's pretty easy to do, I've got a nearly identical WRX, except mine is a wagon. The oil filter mounts on the bottom and you might need a tool (or just a bit of rubber and a firm grip) to get it out.

Suspension and brakes are decently easy to work on yourself, it's pretty apparent how it all goes together. Really, just try and work through it as things need repaired.

>>17834569
>someone trying to learn how to work on their own stuff. Fuck you for trying

>>17835484

at 6 month services what else should I be aiming to do besides oil changes?

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>05/18/2017 Damage Report
>Damage reported
>Damage to front
>Damage to rear

Did you even read the CarFax bruh?

>>17834222
Brand name doesn't mean everything, faggot.

I regularly see Audis and BMWs for under $4k. The reason?

they are shitboxes

I'd say that's a fair price for a 6 year old 3 series with 60k miles. It's expensive to maintain """luxury""" cars, and this is a well used """luxury""" car, and on top of that, it's a BMW.

Luxury cars depreciate much more than your average car.

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>>17834247
OH YEAH HOLY SHIT

>3 previous owners
>damage reported to front and rear

really makes you think

no one?

>>17834176
I gots a small collection still
mainly just supercars, more specifically whammborghinis. got the gallardo, murcie roadster and diablo
i had a cyan-orange ford GT years years back but that got lost somewhere

>>17834176
No
>>>/toy/

Bump. Need to go to the dealer tomo. Don't want to get caught with my pants down. I am sheltered idiot.

Stay away from dealerships.

>>17834470
It is a toyota franchise dealer. Very highly rated on google. Undercutting KBB lowest price for the car by 700$

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>>17834031
Toast stickies drop Today(7th) at 6PM EST
My site is patchdynamics.net

Whats a edgy sticker for someone in there early 20's to have on their dagumi speed demon

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>>17834045
Also I underestimated just how small 3" long is, it's perfect for laptops and smaller devices, but I think it's a bit too small for PCs. When I do restocks I'll get them back but at 4" long and that should fix it.
However these ones right now are just as good, the text is really small but absolutely legible, here's a pic with a credit card as reference.

Also for shipping: I'd really recommend you guys choose the bubblemailer option to make sure the stickies keep safe. I'll try my best to keep the lettermail ones save, but your best bet is bubblemailer.