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Yes, it's possible. You just have to fabricate your own adapter.

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would you discard the poor citroen for its wheel

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they outperform gm products

because gm is shittier lol

>>16466003
>>16466005
gm outsells fers
btfo

chrome aftermarket tail lights (altezzas)

Aftermarket exhaust on anything nice. It adds no power, is obnoxious, and usually looks like shit.

I like my cars fast and quiet.

>>16465359
body kits and aftermarket skirts, gratuitous chrome

>>16463627
i read gay subaru legacy first

>>16463627
>one car
>Fucking subaru drivers...
>"they're all"
Way to make generalizations OP. Some of them are dykes you know

Who the fuck buys a Subaru in Florida?

They belong in New England, the Great Lakes, and mountain west states.

It's like buying a lifted jeep for use in New Jersey.

>>16463534
No because you can't find any that have lasted this long that haven't been F&F'd

My roommate has a m/t '95 Talon with the 420A.

SRT4 swap?

>>16463534
Not really because anyone who mentions it gets hurt crankwalk memes

Nowadays we shitpost about 30 year old Corollas

They're pumping the exhaust into the cabin.

Flux capacitor

Sitting in the garage waiting for the CO to kill you is boring, why not take a drive

Some people are stupid. Have you not noticed yet?

Bikers that can't ride anymore due to health problems but still want the open air feel.

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>>16463153
What exactly is the point of Lamborghinis again?
>all of the size of a car
>all of the danger of a motorcycle
>none of the handling
>shit onroad
>shit offroad
>expensive as hell

>10 speed automatic

Why is this allowed?
It's gonna spend more time switching gears than actually powering the wheels.

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You can get either of the cars with 4 packages.

>Touring Package
LC500 - $4000
LC500h - $2790

Includes - 20-inch forged wheels, heated and ventilated front seats, two-way passenger seat lumbar, semi-aniline seats, blind spot monitor, park assist, and a Mark Levinson audio system.

>Sport Package
LC500 - $4000
LC500h - $2500

Includes - Alcantara Sport seats for greater body-gripping capability in corners as well as heated and ventilated front seats, two-way passenger seat lumbar, a blind spot monitor, limited-slip differential, 20-inch forged wheels, and park assist.

>Sport Package with Carbon
LC500 - $7500
LC500h - $5400

Includes - All of Sport Package including carbon fiber-reinforced plastic composite roof, Mark Levinson sound system, and 21-inch forged wheels.

>Performance Package with Carbon
LC500 - $10,000
LC500h - $8790

Includes - All of the Carbon model with adds active rear steering, an active rear spoiler, variable gear ratio system, Alcantara headliner, and carbon fiber scuff plates.

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News Source -

>http://www.motortrend.com/news/2018-lexus-lc-500-starts-92975/

>http://jalopnik.com/the-lexus-lc-500-coupe-starts-at-92-000-1790982447

>http://www.caranddriver.com/news/2018-lexus-lc500h-hybrid-coupe-photos-and-info-news

>>16462008
get the haynes manual.

>>16462008
Go to the autozone aisle thay sells all the shifters and chrome trim stuff, and buy anything you think would look cool. (I recommend slip on racing pedals)

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>>16462023

Why do you use a guage?

Just use your fingers and if there is no thread then it is trash time.

Do you want to have fun with your fwd?
Then put the old tires in the back.

>>16461578
>put the old tires in the back.
do it fgt

>>16461614
>>16461619
I drive a 4x4, it's rwd in normal conditions

And I brought it for the peace of mind. I want the safest and most comfy ride possible. But I have a lot paying job so I can't afford to slap on four brand new tires otherwise I would

>>16458309
I had a 1st gen Explorer Sport 2WD 5spd, my friend had a 1st gen GC 5.2L AWD. His transmission took a shit and it cost a lot to be replaced(I wasn't mechanically inclined enough to help him at the time). My most expensive repair was clutch replacement which was <1/3 the price.

The GC was nicer, but was no faster. I averaged 17-18mpg in mixed driving, my friend got around 12mpg. If you never plan on doing any hardcore offroading the Explorer will suit you just fine, but the Jeep is better offroad stock vs stock. The auto transmissions in both are pretty shit desu, but both are available with 5spd manuals(you can get a 5spd Explorer in almost any trim sans Eddie Bauer, but only with the I6 on the Jeep), if you get an auto Explorer make sure it's one with the towing package as it has an auxiliary trans cooler and heat it was kills them. When it comes to repairs you will be able to find more Explorer parts due to the massive numbers they sold in, but it won't be hard to find parts for the Jeep either since a lot of it's parts are used on other Chrysler products.

>>16458417
I head that Grand Cherokee I breaks A LOT.
Idk if that's true tho. I guess if you use it off road it will more likely break faster than in town. What do you think?
Thanks for the reply.

>>16458573
These are almost 30 year old cars at this point, don't expect new car reliability. Something will break eventually.

If you're not going to get a manual, get the Jeep with the 5.2L V8. An auto 4x4 4dr 1st gen Explorer wouldn't hold a candle to the V8 powered GC. I know from having raced one and my friends Jeep on separate occasions in my Explorer I mentioned in my previous post. I roasted the auto Explorer and ran door to door with my friends Jeep.

probably

failed a roadie on my commie for having an OTRCAI here in straya

Probably not unless it had some kind of effect on your emissions and you lived in a state where they test for it.

On a side note, please don't fucking waste your money on a cold air intake. It literally wont do a god damn fucking thing. Even if you did spend the money like a retard to retune your car after adding something as trivial as a cold air intake, your performance increase would be completely negligible.

>>16467414
duly noted. I'm just interested in whether or not it would

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>>16467041
>Alibaba
So stuff like this?

Also, good luck getting them to send you samples without an intent to place bulk orders.

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>Yeah Hullo Chang Xi Chong?
>Please send me a V8 engine sample
>Credit check? What the fuck for?

>>16467057
Is that a turbo

Do I get a hypercar out of it? Sure

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>>16466887
i wonder how big his cock is.

something tells me it's 4 inches but something else tells me he has a big 8 inch schlong

>>16466966
his dick has free valve direct fuck drive

>>16466618
get a civic. its easy to work on. toyota corolla is gud too.

>>16466630
What if I got a old stinky beetle or something or are those rusted up these days

>>16466636
no. fags on /o/ can call me a cuck but get a certified pre owned from a dealership. buying a old POS is a gamble. after all you get what you pay for. someone who knows about cars could buy a old car and know what to look out for. but in your case go to a dealership.

so many threads on /o/ where a anon bought a car on CL and it turns out to be a POS. jap cars are good very reliable.