how old is your car?
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I know. We've had amazing luck with this vehicle so far. I wouldn't hesitate to get another.Don't say I didn't warn you.
We take it to the local Subaru experts and they go over it with a fine tooth comb. The little extra cost in regular thorough maintenance has probably saved us a bunch in the long run.
But yeah, waiting for the major repair shoe to drop.
Dick.
06 audi a4 2.ot 110,000
00 vw jetta vr6 210,000
03 dodge grand carivan 120,000
83 vw gti 95,000
mom drives the van, never a serious problem
dad drove the jetta before me then got the audi... no problems on either
83 gti is for sale if I dont find a job soon.
00 vw jetta vr6 210,000
03 dodge grand carivan 120,000
83 vw gti 95,000
mom drives the van, never a serious problem
dad drove the jetta before me then got the audi... no problems on either
83 gti is for sale if I dont find a job soon.
What about selling goat milk, scrap metal sales or any of your other silly ideas?
I told you a few weeks ago that you can make a quick bank roll working a glory hole at a gay club in the city.
newest idea is going to college and get a job... might sell to buy a newer gti and sell my jetta
I've got a 1977, 1990, and 1994, all GM's! And looking at those year cars I can say it went from...
SUPER WELL BUILT and DEPENDABLE! to
WELL BUILT and DEPENDABLE!
to looking at it on the driveway saying, "WELL, it got BUILT, and I hope it's DEPENDABLE today."
Next car, I'm going JAP! Screw the economy and the overpaid American Auto Workers Union. Japs build a car, quality workmanship and materials used, all on $15/hr labor. Americans build a car and... ummm, hmmm, ummm let's see how do I put this without being unamerican... well, you do the math.
SUPER WELL BUILT and DEPENDABLE! to
WELL BUILT and DEPENDABLE!
to looking at it on the driveway saying, "WELL, it got BUILT, and I hope it's DEPENDABLE today."
Next car, I'm going JAP! Screw the economy and the overpaid American Auto Workers Union. Japs build a car, quality workmanship and materials used, all on $15/hr labor. Americans build a car and... ummm, hmmm, ummm let's see how do I put this without being unamerican... well, you do the math.
2005 Nissan Titan ~91k
2006 Hyundai Elantra ~32k
2006 Hyundai Elantra ~32k
Dark green 2000 Mazda MPV mini-van. As long as it runs strong, even with it's soon-to-be 200k miles on it, I don't plan on getting rid of it. It does what I want to do (sit, good boy), and has loads of memories in it. Granted, it ticks the wife off that I don't want to get rid of it, and that's her problem...............
(Sure is fun with her at the drive-in's, though)
(Sure is fun with her at the drive-in's, though)
2006 with 32K - I drove a 20 year old truck for 5 years before that.
Aren't you happy yo didn't buy the Dodge? Thank the monkey...
2000 Cherokee Classic with about 110,000 miles. Just had the cracked head replaced instead of dumping it. Plan to keep it pretty much forever, I don't see needing anything else.
and it comes w/ a cooler of beer and a handle of bombay in the back.
09 Tacoma, 4600Kms
86 Toyota P'up, 278000Kms
86 Toyota P'up, 278000Kms
00 Subaru Impreza 2.5RS, I really like this car, it drives great and aside from the boi ricer spoiler on the back looks pretty good too. Its got 140xxx miles on it an the head gaskets were replaced at 120xxx by the previous owner.
honda element 2003 43,000 miles on her. I live in NYC so don't drive much.