I just got rid of a 1996 Oldsmobile with 30,000 original miles for $2000.
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my coworker that i carpool with drives one XD that is why i linked it surprisingly they are cheap used.
Now I'm wide fucking awake, so I just did my res changes. Not having close neighbors is nice, I was able to crank up the stereo while I worked. Smoking some vanilla kush while i wait for the pH to settle and hopefully to knock me back out for a couple hours. I'm almost never up at this time, it's fucking DARK. I can usually walk around the house at night just off ambient outdoor light, but I can't see shit right now. Working under a couple 1000W lights for the last hour probably isn't helping.
I think he thought I'd take it and never do anything about it. I can't see him thinking I'd get into this as a hobby.
love the name; hate the price
To the bolded: my recommendation is don't lease. That's expensive in ways that are not immediately obvious.
I'm with you although having had both Honda and Toyotas I'm partial to Hondas but it doesn't matter either works. Because the kids mod them there are tons of parts. You also can get low miles used engines from Japan (in Hawaii). But he's not about to listen. He should also learn to drive a stick, yesterday. They are the cheapest of used cars because few kids today have a clue how to drive them.
Is transit in Hawaii that bad?
I have a '13 Fit that I like a lot. I am pretty loyal to Hondas; they've treated me well. I'm getting 45-46 mpg (which informs you that you'd get pretty annoyed driving behind me.)
My 2010 Challenger with a 5.7 Hemi gets 24 MPG highway, and I wouldn't be behind you for long...lol.
I don't get how people are afraid of a clutch. Push it in, change gears, let it out. Not hard.
Other than moving cars around at work a few times at the body shop, I don't think I drove a stick on the road till my late teens. It was the shops 1986 ford flatbed wrecker with custom HD manual clutch and non syncro tranny I learned on, so everything after that was cake. That clutch would try to lift me off the seat and I was pushing 250 back then
. I miss driving a stick, I gotta get my truck rolling so I can bang gears again. Lol, most people can't drive stick and I want to put a 10 speed in it for more shifting fun.
My Probe's a stickI don't get how people are afraid of a clutch. Push it in, change gears, let it out. Not hard.
I learned on a stick. Then again I'm older and many more cars were stick and few people didn't know how to operate them LOL.
That ain't bad. I had a sweet 3.2-liter BMW once upon a time, and I couldn't get more than 22 mpg out of that car. It had some major compensations though ... it feared no stock Mustang. The Camaro now ... (aileron-waggles hand)
Have fun, sending good thoughts to your AC ;D
Variable displacement is a good thing, the power is still available with the skinny pedal though. It has the "manual" automatic also, I can shift by moving the lever to the side, even downshifts.
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