Have you been memed into buying something by /o/? I bought an

>>15675763
>Buying American
Lel

>>15675862
> Being an autistic weeabo
Wew

>>15675862
>parroting retarded generalizations because you know nothing about cars
Lul

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>>15675763
top kek, you should have bought one of these instead
>>15675862
also this

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>not enough interior space

Was able to fit a dresser and picture frame from ikea with my gf this weekend just fine.

I wish the seats went back further and the backseats are cramped with the front seats all the way back. It feels much too short inside for a car of that length.

>>15675927
>missing door panel
Please tell me you have it and you removed it specifically for this occasion.

Also
>Long sleeve shirt
Where do you live one can bear wearing a long sleeve shirt?

>>15675962
Yes I remove them and stow them in the trunk. Women are always cold.

>>15675927

Well done anon...well done...

>>15675763

>Not really that comfortable
Do you not enjoy sitting on your living room couch?

>Interior space feels inadequate for the size of the car
It's not a truck, m8. For a full size sedan, it's been on par with previous gens of panthers. Comparable to other cars out there, this thing does have a large interior space

>fuel economy is atrocious (fuck off, "muh 30 mpg hwy")
Depending on how you drive, you CAN get to 30 mpg on the highway - you literally must drive like a grandma. I've been able to get at best 24 miles on the highway, but that's because I don't always drive like a grandma and use cruise control

>lots of electrical problems and transmission issues within a few weeks of buying it
I can't comment about either of those issues, but it seems like the previous owner didn't take care of their MGM. Did you remember to get a pre-purchase inspection at a mechanic of your choosing before buying the car?

>>15676060
>Do you not enjoy sitting on your living room couch?

It's hyped up as one of most comfortable vehicles on the road so it's pretty disappointing for it to feel average.

>It's not a truck, m8. For a full size sedan, it's been on par with previous gens of panthers. Comparable to other cars out there, this thing does have a large interior space

Doesn't feel significantly larger than other non-compact sedans I've been in. I will say that the trunk is massive.

>Depending on how you drive, you CAN get to 30 mpg on the highway - you literally must drive like a grandma. I've been able to get at best 24 miles on the highway, but that's because I don't always drive like a grandma and use cruise control

I use cruise control and only go 2-3 over the limit, and the gas gauge still seems to drop like a rock. In town it drinks almost as much as my Explorer did.

>but it seems like the previous owner didn't take care of their MGM.

I'll give you that one.

>>15675939
That's why Town Cars are the only Panthers worth buying.

>>15676116
It depends what you call comfortable. The panthers provide a ride that no other car can really replicate which is more of the boat feel from the 70's and 80's. I feel like the interior is plenty big, with seating up to 6 no modern sedans provide that. Center consoles in modern cars kills my chances to man spread which I like to do. I think you're retarded for falling for the 30mpg thing. It's a v8 that came out in the early 90's.

>>15676143
Crown vic police cars have had partition cages put in with no problems with room in the back or the front.

Should have got a town car