Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 10817530)

Originally Posted by Miles (Post 10817441)

There will be a time when you are not. There is a reason for the stereotype of older dudes driving more interesting cars. They can afford them since the kids are grown up.

Originally Posted by ottawa_chiefs_fan (Post 10817565)

This - hopefully buying my first Porsche next spring (although my daughter just got engaged - it never ****ing ends).

Originally Posted by ottawa_chiefs_fan (Post 10817565)

This - hopefully buying my first Porsche next spring (although my daughter just got engaged - it never ****ing ends).

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 10816973)

I just took this picture today. Other than a bit of a sag in the glove compartment (which is common - design problem) and a handful of very small rock chips and door dings (1/4 the size of a plain M&M), it looks like new. I've owned it for 12 years, and it's at 99,500 miles. It's always been garaged and always had every maintenance done on time.

Originally Posted by Silock (Post 10817459)

Is it a 2.5? 1.9?

I'd be interested if it were a 3.0.

Originally Posted by Steron (Post 10817583)

How shredded is the paint under the bra? Don't those things cause scratching and discoloration due to the sun not hitting the paint under it?

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 10817595)

honestly, I'm not sure. that's the third bra it has had, because they tend to get beat up,but I am not the one who replaces it.

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 10817196)

The interesting thing is that my wife's parents have an RDX and it's very nice. They just went into assisted living and said that they'd probably give us the RDX once they decide that they shouldn't be driving any more. But our challenge is that it could be next year or it could be ten years from now, and for their sake I hope it's a long time. So we could possibly get a free RDX at some point, but the timing adds so much uncertainty that we can't really leverage it. They're nice vehicles, though.