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Bumping more official photos

>>17362020
E63 all the way. If I'm going to drive an auto it should at least have class.

>>17362020
E63 for my daily, GTR for my weekend/project/beater car.

Do I get bumper to bumper warranty on the AMG?

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have a classic John

>>17361187
>shows a scene of an area of a bunch /o/tist with random shitboxes and a small amount of clean and nice cars
>another scene of people showing up on foot,bike and a big group walking out of a bus and that one guy that shows up in a motorcycle

>>17361187
Are we all wearing mustaches and mullets John?

also reminder that the fastest vehicles on the planet are electric

>Chevrolet

come on Alphonse

>>17360829
>vehicles
I didn't know planes and rockets use electricity

Nissan Altima
Chrysler 300C

>>17360599
niggermobile
>inb4 "racist gets back to /pol/"

Newport themed donk

muscle car is such a retarded term

>>17360087
>compact car
>owned by full sized people

>convertible
>not (exclusively) owned by transexuals

>sports car
>golf is the only sport they play

Why would a muscle car have to be owned by muscular people?

It's a perfect name for what they are; more power in the same basic package as non-muscle cars, but with some flares and touches to say "this has more power than you".

>>17360087
Implying I like crapnolds

>Do people do this?

No, people don't do this. What gave you the idea this would be realistic? John Wick?

>>17359898
airstrips are shit to top out on, very bumpy and lots of debris gets kicked up and damages the car.

>>17359937
There was a Porsche Club in kansas that hosted a track day in this exact scenario.

Not a huge turnout, nor a big track, the best time was 49.9 seconds by a 2009 Boxter.
Apparently some Amish people bought the land and gave Zero fucks about the old runway, and let the club use it occasionally.

Literally never.

>>17359856
enjoy your rusted out wheel housings

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>>17359780
never because its a stock honda accord and i don't care

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>>17359630
You could get a 10 year old econobox. Most of them still look modern.

>>17359630

practical in the sense that functionally it is better?

Probably, a new car (depending on what it is) will probably be more comfortable and easier to use day to day, and more reliable.

financially you are a lot worse off, the price of the car, plus how much you lose in depreciation, plus the cost of parts and labour (which will have to be done at a dealer if you want to keep a warranty) and regular servicing will be higher. You stand to lose 5-15k minimum through the whole process. If you buy a car that's 20k new, it will be worth 12-14 as soon as it leaves the dealer's lot. In a few years probably 6-8k

An old econobox shouldn't be too bad, you can do regular maintenance yourself and most of these cars will run for a while if you buy a good one and keep to the maintenance schedule as outlined in the manual, and repair broken things. Cheap used cars were never intended to be cheap used cars, they were intended to be new cars that owners would regularly service. At the end of it you could probably sell the car for what you bought it (provided you haven't fucked it up in some kind of way) and lose the money you spent on maintaining and restoring.

Honestly for someone like you you should buy a used car less than 10 years old that has been maintained properly throughout it's life and has low mileage. Normies will think it looks new, it should work just fine if you get something like a Toyota Corolla (stay away from cheap luxury cars, they were intended to be maintained by people that could afford to buy them new) it will be reasonably practical. You can spend from 6-10k and you'll lose maybe 1-4k of the car's value depending on the condition and model plus maintenance cost but the brunt of the depreciation is taken by whoever bought it new. The car is comfy and practical enough for every day use to feel contemporary and doesn't make you look poor like an econobox does (an unfortunate side effect that plagues a lot of lovely old cars)

>>17359630
>Not to mention they are all saying I would be more attractive if I drive a new car

Keeping up with the Jones I see.
Also no car that hauled your ass(probably many other asses too) for years deserves to be called trash.

How many miles on your 08 Camry? V6?

>>17359365

I'd prefer the normal soft top even if you exclude price difference. Looks nice though.

>>17359369
Going to be 330k miles.

Yep. V6.

that body is a bit spooky

>>17358997
Why not just get a better full time job

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>>17359011
I've been looking, but the jobs require more years of experience I have barely been in the field for 1 year.

His family won't say, which means that he's a veggie. Otherwise they'd be spreading the good news.

>>17357110
typical german engineering

>>17356318
help rebuild it then

/mlp/ here, someone from your threads asked for help defending your artwork yesterday. Between the void and SDLG's recent planned expansion you're under serious attack. We've proven several times we're capable of fighting off SDLG and many other raids, and we're willing to defend you if you guys help in defending us when you're able. Provide us a template and choose a location, maybe to the left of our things and underneath /vp/'s. Or directly north of us. You'll be out of the line of fire and we'll be able to defend you.

>>17356318
Nobody cares.

So no race tonight?

how did the /ovg/ pro team get on at le mans?

>>17354441
Bruh where's your hand

Are you extremely fat or do you have an extra chromosome?

are you that lancer poster??