What do you guys not like about your otherwise likeable cars?

>buys shitty Japanese car
>Complains it's shit

>>17519350

>busrider posting on /o/

We need a containment board for these "guys".

1996 f150
>no cup holder

Perfect other than that.

2001 Ford Mustang
Pros:
>good styling
>new edge look has always appealed to me
Cons:
>it's a V6
>No limited slip from the factory
>aftermarket support is slim

While it's a V6 it's not like I bring it to the track to win races so that's all I need right now.

For the amount of cars BMW sell, their repair costs are completely unreasonable and artificially inflated and, quite frankly, a giant middle finger to their customer base. At the very least, they need to bring back the old maintenance plan instead of giving zero excuses for taking it away other than jack.

>>17519325
mr2 sw20 turbo

>gets flocked by dude bros asking about snap oversteer

>Mazda 323
>non-variable intermittent windcreen wipers
>no rear window washer, even though the function for it is on the stalk
>geared just a smidge too short, 3500rpm at 110km/h in fifth

Other than that it's gud.

>>17519545
>it's all I need right now
And these are the key words of badge envy. You don't need a v8. But you NEED a v8.

>>17519325

1990 Miata
No useful cupholders
Keys are ridiculously long and have cut through two pockets now

2005 Tahoe
Chevy traction control

2002 Dodge ram 3500
Dodge

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>>17520689
>tfw my z does 2.5krpm at 100ks
Comfy as fuck

>>17519325
No cup holders is bit of a killer. I want a place to put my 500mL V when I'm being a boy racer faggot

Triumph gt6

>too small for actual humans
>rattly, squeaky, slow

It's still the most gorgeous car I've ever owned and I love it :)

>>17519325
Why would you get the 2017 the 2020 is going to have the FA power plant and a full redesign stupid, and don't say it's because you love the archaic ej257 that motor is total shit

1999 Mercury Grand Marquis

Good
Super comfy
smooth transmission
almost no repair cost and have driven close to 150k on it
pretty quiet on the inside

Bad
the doors were made with plastic on plastic so they make cheap sounding noises
the car burns gas like a bitch if you go past 5 percent throttle

I went from a 1997 jetta tdi and I can't figure out where I am. I love the auto and middle class luxury feeling I get but I loved the diesel milage and the feeling of the jetta

Getting a golf r in 2 years hopefully it'll be the happy medium

No chassis stiffening.
Not even moly paste on the hardtop mounts helped stop the creaking.

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