>>14193743
>Dodge vs Toyota
Also that's a high price for the trim level and miles. I would keep looking. You should be able to find an LE with 120k for that price or better.

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>>14193743
>155k miles

>>14193762
Thanks! I would definitely be looking at considerably newer/lower mileage Dodge at that price point. It's just a tough call to say how much can offset the difference between the makes.

I kind of felt like the price was high, but I'm also not in a huge market with a lot of Siennas around that age.

>>14193625
Craigslist, used car lots, classifieds, ebay.

If you want a ae86 you might wanna try import websites. Tried looking on craigslist and i could barely find anything in my area

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>ae86

>>14193361
>2015 dodge dart
>2015
>Dart
>dodge
Why? Have fun with your fiat

Op here again. The dealer told me that the automatic transmission would be more reliable than the manual so i got the auto

>1.4L
I was actually depressed about having the 2.0L engine and then I found out there was an even smaller version and now I don't feel so bad.
>tfw you wanted a Dodge Ram
>tfw you can only afford a Dodge Dart

>>14193100
google.com

> asks about VW
> posts a Ford

Turbo engines are absolutely more complex and less reliable than naturally aspirated engines but they give back to you in terms of performance for MPGs and they also weigh less than an NA engine rated for similar horsepower. There's a whole additional engine component (the turbo charger) that suffers mechanical wear and needs lubricant to be delivered to it plus the actual engine runs at much higher RPMs with higher compression and more heat so everything needs to be in...
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It varies. Older turbocharged engines even in their era tended to fail often if strict maintenance and driving discipline was not followed. Nowadays many of those issues have been mitigated somewhat by mandating specific oils, implementing more systems to manage wear and prevent sludge buildup, etc. but it still does not change the fact that turbocharged engines require more attention to keep them running.

You won't make up much difference in fuel economy since most require premium fuel where their...
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How do I import one into Ireland?

>>14193090
just drive it from north america

the fucker is a boat

>>14193088
I thought that grille was photoshoped

>>14192703
You mean theory? Of?

>>14192703
I'm not going to help you with your school work.

>>14192703
Again?
Do tell, OP

>>14192677
thats alot of money and milage for a bimmer man.

dont forget its 10 years old and parts will be getting expensive

>>14192695
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>>14192695

Is this just for the brand?

Oh look, what 90% of dbt actually rides

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http://www.justgottascoot.com/whichscooter.htm

Find out which scooter is right for you

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>>14192654
Plenty of motorcycle enthusiasts are also scooter enthusiasts, and vice versa.

sumtimes both

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>>14192649
You know , they actually think FWD can be a sports car

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>>14192527
>>miata is faster around the track
Nope.

>>14192527
If they drive as well as the press say they do, that's enough to justify buying one, all statistics be damned.

The feels; that which bench racers default to when someone posts the Civic Type R.

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>>14192256
Corvette is the poor man's viper. Inferior in every way except price.

>>14192277
Except it's scarier. With the Viper, you can only get one person to shit his pants (the passenger), with the Z06, you can get both.

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>>14192009
Go to a scrapyard
Get the headlights (same headlights from the same model)
Put new bulbs in them
Use a headlight-polishing kit if they need a polish
????
PROFIT

>>14192023

thought about this option, but would like something new

how are these? http://www.autoanything.com/lights/spec-d-headlights

>>14192077
They'd probably work aswell. Just make sure that they are for that very model you have, and that they don't require other functions that your lights don't have (vacuum height-control and so on)

>>14191856
Check the fluids. Generally speaking an engine should drop enough in revs when upshifting that it isn't THAT jerky.

>>14191856
Are you slamming down on the clutch and immediately letting up super super fast? You'll get a feel for it.

>>14191856
What car is it whats the Rev limit and about what revs are you shiftin at?

You may be shifting too soon in the Rev range or not clutching in and out quickly enough

Why the fucking faggot is this upside down

>>14191759
You poor fuck. I had a 97 cavalier like that.. Except worse. Aftermarket relays and boxes everywhere, wire ends taped off, different colored wires spliced into other colors over and over and over.. Once I found that out I sold that shitbox asap.

>>14191860
Well, what do, anon? I've had this car a year and a half and I kinda like it.. Theres a local dindu motosports customization place that sells remote starters and shit.. Should I ask about unfucking the wiring?

I would drive them, but I wouldn't want to own one. They've been reduced to nothing but flashy status symbols

Except for maybe cars like the 911 and NSX

I feel that way now but I'm self-aware enough to know that if I ever did hit some major payday I'd take an interest in supercars post-haste. I don't think I'd abandon my interest in mid-tier cars or worked up shitboxes but I'd definitely find an interest in supercars too.

As is, I really don't care that much about them other than seeing what new technology they introduce because they are so far beyond my reach that it just doesn't matter. It's why I can never get on board with benchracing $100K+ cars. It really doesn't matter...
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>>14191731
"regular" cars, no. I've no particular interest in generic commuters from any era, really.

But yeah, there's a huge variety of amusing classics, more accessible performance vehicles and generally interesting, quirky shit out there I'd much rather have than, say, a 488gtb or whatever.