This was my first car in high school. No idea what my dad was thinking buying me one of these. 1998 Honda Prelude. One of my buddies who knew stuff about cars put "goodies" in it as he called it (sorry not a car guy) but it could get up to 140 mph and I had it up to that a few times. Now I'm scared to go faster than 85 mph lol.
Not going to lie, it was helpful with the ladies, even high school girls who shouldn't even envy materialistic things yet. http://img.modifiedcartrader.com/upl...637-327856.jpg |
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I pulled so much poon in that 442. Not as much as Radar Chief with his ride, but quite a bit.
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Forget about just buying a vehicle. Why not get a new van, home, AND vehicle all in one! Be sure to park it and sleep down by the river. What a deal.
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I almost bought a 14turbo gs. Real close |
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Is my concern for the expense of repairing German cars (Volkswagen) justified?
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thanks. now I have the god damned song in my head. |
My beauty was a 1985 Chevy Cavalier hatchback with a 2.0L, manual trans, and a nice rumble/vibration that made all the women wet.... Kinda like this only blue...
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Other than that, not too many big issues, but yeah all the parts are more expensive like any other German car. I used to work at a VW dealership. My bud also worked as a mechanic at a VW dealer. If you go TDI you have to get that AdBlue shit added often enough, like every 12,000 miles or something. |
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