My new car.
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wemay
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Hey man, if you like it, that's all that matters. 
I may be one of the few people I know who likes liver and onions.
I may be one of the few people I know who likes liver and onions.
Just my opinion, obviously, but It's one thing to have an old obscure car as a second or third vehicle. It's another to have it as your primary daily driver and not have the means or ways to fix it when things break.
I am not going to stiff that guy. I do think it may be lining up that the Subaru may sit awhile.
What I ultimately DO with it is the only question; maybe it will be a backup car, maybe it will be sold. Maybe it will sit (in my garage.) One of those three, I would struggle to explain to you why I'm just not as into that car as I was last year...
And that makes sense.
Definitely. This would be a neat weekend car. Or sunny day car.
I have two 20 year old vehicles in the fleet. I'm only able to keep them going because the parts are cheap and plentiful ... they were common vehicles
why???
What is your DD?
OVERKILL
$100 Site Donor 2021
He noted earlier he's borrowing his mom's Taurus, but she would like her car back.
From this link : http://www.autos.ca/used-car-reviews/used-vehicle-review-infiniti-j30-1993-1997/
common problems with the J30 include bad ABS relays, a sunroof that’s prone to getting stuck either open or closed, or not opening or closing completely, and leaking when it is closed. Carlos at Fuzzycats.com advises that while the sunroof can be repaired by an experienced DIYer, it’s a complicated job that requires the removal of the front and rear seats and headliner, will leave your J30 out of commission for at least the better part of a weekend.
Watch for flickering headlights caused by another bad relay – a problem that can be exacerbated by using headlight bulbs of an improper wattage. Power window regulators are prone to wearing out over time and cause the window to bind as it moves up and down. Power door lock problems are well-documented, too.
common problems with the J30 include bad ABS relays, a sunroof that’s prone to getting stuck either open or closed, or not opening or closing completely, and leaking when it is closed. Carlos at Fuzzycats.com advises that while the sunroof can be repaired by an experienced DIYer, it’s a complicated job that requires the removal of the front and rear seats and headliner, will leave your J30 out of commission for at least the better part of a weekend.
Watch for flickering headlights caused by another bad relay – a problem that can be exacerbated by using headlight bulbs of an improper wattage. Power window regulators are prone to wearing out over time and cause the window to bind as it moves up and down. Power door lock problems are well-documented, too.
manicrodder
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Cobalt cause it has the best headlights.
This Civic and this Vue were just posted 15 min ago 
If you can get to Staten Island, this Echo would be great.
Although the Suzuki Aerio also isn't a common car, you can still get parts for it, and it will still be less expensive to upkeep than a J30. And it has a cool digital dash and a useful shape.
If you can get to Staten Island, this Echo would be great.
Although the Suzuki Aerio also isn't a common car, you can still get parts for it, and it will still be less expensive to upkeep than a J30. And it has a cool digital dash and a useful shape.
OVERKILL
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Wait, so you just flying down the highway taking pics of your cluster and road with your phone at 70Mph was in a car with three lugs holding one of the wheels on?
Wake me up when he is down to one lug.Wait, so you just flying down the highway taking pics of your cluster and road with your phone at 70Mph was in a car with three lugs holding one of the wheels on?
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