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>>16006558
Wowowowowowowowowow what an amazing car completly serviced just did the 30k engine out service early have the records low miles cars flawless call Terry trades welcome need finc I can help you guys are totally missing out on one of the lowest priced ready to rock n roll cars on the planet is it to cheep mybe I should go back to. The origanal price ????$80k?????????

>>16006564
Wowoowowowowowoeowowow!!!!1\!

Ferrari a shit buy a miata

This thread explains why you retards hate cars.

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>>16006459
>He doesn't have adblock

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It bases ads off your internet search history, so the reason you're seeing Subaru ads is because you were searching vape rigs and gay porn.

>>16006465
I browse incognito

I've never heard anyone complain about DDing an automatic because they're bored. Quite the opposite, manual owners complain about having to shift too much when driving in city traffic and wish they had an auto for going to and from their wageslave dungeon.

Manual for your enthusiast car so you can enjoy the shifting and control on mountain roads or tracks away from normalfags, auto for your commute.

>>16006254
Honesty, i've never complained about changing up/down too much in city traffic.

The whole argument about which is better is literally shitposting. Both are good, buy the type you prefer. /fin

>>16006254
>manual owners complain
You mean pussies complain. Or people that can't drive manual complain.
I've been DDing manuals in Los Angeles the past 6 years. It's easy.

90's Japan

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I really like the rear valence and spoiler on these

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Also how does someone even let a car get to this point, I've never had a car that I or anyone I know owned get this bad.

Shit paints flake off. Nothing new.

If its oxidation and not flaking you can wet sand and buff it out

Yeah you might be able to buff it out. If the car is stored outside check the interior for water damage from leaking T-tops. Look underneath for rust.
Probably worth 2 grand but it might need 2 grand in tires, tune up and clutch. For 4 grand can you get a better car that needs nothing? Maybe.

>>16006029

Bedliner roll on paint job

The hardest part about sprays using rattlecans is orange peel is practically unavoidable. If you're going to diy, invest in a compressor with a spray gun and filter/regulator. Will still be cheaper than a full respray done by a pro shop, but you should definitely practice the whole process on spare scrap if possible.

And remember, painting is 80% prep, 20% spray skill. If there's any bumps or irregularities in the base metal, it will show through the paint regardless of how many layers you put on.

>>16006029

Rattlecanning outside of things like wiper blade arms and wheel wells and the like I would personally consider retarded on a modern vehicle besides maybe a fleet truck/work van type situation.

For dings, take to a dent doctor, aka "paintless dent repair" dude. read reviews beforehand and find whoever in your area are recommend and just take it to them and ask him to get whatever he can.

That will resolve your minor dents, afterwards polish with some compound and see how many scrapes and scratches you can get out yourself. That will give you a better idea of if you actually need an all over paint job or maybe just a few panels, going to be much cheaper getting a hood and deck lid painted versus every panel on the body.

So i can't really tell you if you should invest in paint work, your car probably wont be worth the difference if you did get it repainted now in five years considering the cost of a good paint job, but I would not recommend taking a rattle can to major panels.

Rice out a honda civic until it's faster than your s2k, don't tell your wife anything.

Just go ahead and buy some rope, op.

>>16019545
My 3 month old seems OK in my WRX. It's got ISOFIX connectors for idiot proof child seat install.

>>16006001
My grand pappy died of black lung from black ice.

I just febreeze™ works for my fabrics at home, works for my car fabrics as well

Squash. Specifically the Smooth cologne light squash because it comes in a big ass box and lasts half a year. Picked up a shit ton when I was in Japan for about $9 each. Smells like a less sweet version of ramune and everyone always comments on it when they get in my car

>>16005961
> Would the LS feel like absolute shit in the twisties compared to the Miata?

yes

>>16005961

The only answer to your "good daily fun in the twisties" question is a WRX.

>>16005966
But these mods are making me doubt that
Of course it will never be as good as a Miata, but my question is how big will the gap be.

>Wilwood Proportioning Valve
>Megan EZ Street Coilovers
>17x9 +15/ 17x10.5 +27 Dished SVT Cobra reps
>215/45-17F 245/40-17R Federal 595's
>Polyurethane Rear Trailing Arm Bushings
>New Remand. Steering Rack w/ Lifetime Warranty
>Polyurethane Steering Rack Bushings
>car weighs 3400lbs

>>16005982
>Turbo Corolla
>Turbo Corolla for 4500 for that matter
shig

>>16005908
It's not a Q7, it's a nice touareq

>>16005918
I rode in a guy's V10 touareg once, changed my mind on SUVs. God damn that thing was the shit. Handled like a dream on or offroad, he took me up and down some twisties in it at double the speed limit.

>>16006019
Did you suck em off

When new and under warranty they are extremely good. But once waranty runs out shits expensive. Germans are mechanical masters, but that mastery comes with a cost.

For example, my 2015 diesel BMW needed 1 injector replaced. So they replace all 4 to avoid issues, that was over 2400€.. Covered by warranty.

Also they are equipped with all sorts of fancy shit. German cars are the best cars, so long as they are covered by warranty.

>>16005855
I'm not sure what happens to German brands when they end up on North American shores but they don't have nearly as many horror stories as you lot have.

>>16005855
Brand recognition.
That's it.

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>>16005716
current model BMW M3

chevrolet SS is pretty angry too, but most pigfat sedans looks angry now, even a 2016 Kia Optima

2003-2011 Ford Crown Victoria

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>>16005716
In terms of just looks, this is the only correct answer. This one is a 2014 apparently.

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>>16005703
Current nissan.

>>16005707
Agreed, BMW tries to divorce itself from it's respectable legacy every chance it gets nowadays. In fact, I think Audi is the only German manufacturer that seems like it hasn't sold out yet.

Looks like some kind of weird Dodge Stratus.

It's a superior truck for doing what 90% of truck owners need them for

Its a Honda ridgeline.

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>>16005664

couldnt you just pick up one of those braun ability siennas for like 6k?

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DELICA