SteelHands · 61-69, M
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout The devils encyclopedia entry will show:- The city (Chitty 1) was actually the precursor car to what eventualities of the Bently Brothers design. As assistants to Count Lou Zobrowskiin his Maybach powered 11th gen 1920s race car, it became the subject of the latter stories.
That brought to the UK the Bently luxury car. As probably you know as a car expert was powered by a Maybach engine. The clone Rolls Royce engine, drawing upon both Euroleague engine designereses, inspecting the Americans in Cleveland, then eventually Windsor Canadas and Japan's contributions, I surmise. It was then sponsored upon the accounts of muckity muck globalist elites as the rolls "ricegrinder" , as I like to call it and the "Jag-you-are", as a bit of an aperitif for their more youthful road warriors.
And that's...not the half of the story. Lol
That brought to the UK the Bently luxury car. As probably you know as a car expert was powered by a Maybach engine. The clone Rolls Royce engine, drawing upon both Euroleague engine designereses, inspecting the Americans in Cleveland, then eventually Windsor Canadas and Japan's contributions, I surmise. It was then sponsored upon the accounts of muckity muck globalist elites as the rolls "ricegrinder" , as I like to call it and the "Jag-you-are", as a bit of an aperitif for their more youthful road warriors.
And that's...not the half of the story. Lol
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
For space you might consider a Van of some type. Yet be certain the seats are removable.
Once had a high top Chevy van that I once actually lived out of. I'm 6'2" and I could stand in it even.
The back end converted into a bed.
Bought mine for $500 off of my brother. Yet it did need some engine work that I fixed myself. The exhaust ports needed to be cleaned out. And the EGR valve had to be replaced.
There's probably plenty used ones out there.
Must mention that they are usually gas guzzlers. So go for the smaller engine sizes. I heard that a 390 cc engine was decent. Mine was a 420 cc.
Once had a high top Chevy van that I once actually lived out of. I'm 6'2" and I could stand in it even.
The back end converted into a bed.
Bought mine for $500 off of my brother. Yet it did need some engine work that I fixed myself. The exhaust ports needed to be cleaned out. And the EGR valve had to be replaced.
There's probably plenty used ones out there.
Must mention that they are usually gas guzzlers. So go for the smaller engine sizes. I heard that a 390 cc engine was decent. Mine was a 420 cc.
rfatoday · 61-69, M
Not sure what your budget is but any used Honda or Toyota crossover product should provide space and value. Provided it had scheduled service done.
I loved Mercedes and had four over the years. But as nice as German cars are, they’ll cost a bloody fortune to maintain and repair. Especially when over 125,000 miles.
I loved Mercedes and had four over the years. But as nice as German cars are, they’ll cost a bloody fortune to maintain and repair. Especially when over 125,000 miles.
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SteelHands · 61-69, M
If you're talking about a used beater to get to work and back there's the older full size park avenues and lucernes or the more recent cheaper buick and Chevy mini suvs.
Anything beyond those you probably won't be looking to pay for in cash and to take out a loan for something you need service insurance on, not going to be cheap to maintain, and won't outlast the payments?
Anything beyond those you probably won't be looking to pay for in cash and to take out a loan for something you need service insurance on, not going to be cheap to maintain, and won't outlast the payments?
Crazywaterspring · 61-69, M
My 2002 Kia Sedona may be ready to retire. A friend drives a Mazda and loves it.
BlackPetals · 18-21, F
My favorite car is a Porsche. But, financially, something NOT made in America. According to my parents, those are the ones that don't last. (Sorry, U.S.A. 🥺)
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pride49 · 31-35, M
I had an impala I think. No problems so far.
TradEmily · 26-30, F
@JamesBugman less of a disposable culture
TheRascallyOne · 31-35, M
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Wizardry · 46-50, M
Don’t have a car. But do like seeing classic cars around
Wizardry · 46-50, M
@sunsporter1649 nice
ElwoodBlues · M
Elizabeth28 · TVIP
@HumanEarth pontiac grand prix
chevrolet monte carlo
oldsmobile cutlass
dodge charger they were all big
chevrolet monte carlo
oldsmobile cutlass
dodge charger they were all big
HumanEarth · F
Elizabeth28 · TVIP
@HumanEarth yep
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MntoNc · 36-40, M
Just go with a Honda Accord. Reliable, respectable, and roomy
Kiesel · 56-60, M
My truck
2024 Ram 1500 Limited Longhorn
Or a Dodge Charger Hellcat
2024 Ram 1500 Limited Longhorn
Or a Dodge Charger Hellcat
Lilymoon · F
Porsche 911
Iwillwait · M
Mazda CX 90
Lexus RX500h
Lexus RX500h
SomeMichGuy · M
...space for what? Riding? Hauling? Pets?
Vin53 · M
Buy a used Lexus. Sage.
Things that go fast and trigger men on the road
sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
@JamesBugman Ferri 265 GTB Daytona Coupe
@sunsporter1649 I bet parts are hard to get for that one. ;)
That was my second guess btw.
That was my second guess btw.
HumanEarth · F
1927 Franklin 11-B Sedan
ElwoodBlues · M
HumanEarth · F