Probably an Audi Q2. That way when it blew up in a couple of years, I wouldn't be stuck with it forever.
You are given any car you want, but must keep it, daily drive it, feed it and repair it.
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The first 2 cars I fell in love with were a 911 my dad bought (ostensibly for me but he was bragging really and giving a 17 year old a 911 is kind of dumb - but i did get lots of seat time before it was sold.
Then a friends dads 928 which I got TONS of drive time in and I struggle today to find a better touring car than it was.
This reminds me of that 928.
Even with the tesla advantages I still kind of want one and the 100K one is in reach.
I would happily use my Cadillac...except I won't drive that on salted roads. If it could be a summer-only car...honestly, the Green Brick.
You must maintain it properly. If modifications consist of improper maintenance, then they will be forbidden.
Example: The removal of catalytic converters will be allowed, because said removal both reduces greenhouse gasses and lets the engine naturally breathe better.
(remember cat-con converts unburned hydrocarbons and CO into CO2) The installation of nitrous or twin turbochargers on your fox body won't be allowed, as it overstresses the OEM parts.
So why not the original Fiat version rather than the Lada?
'Cuz Fiat's truly are rust buckets; the tin worm has its way right before your eyes. No decent examples really exist... and the parts situation is hopeless. At a certain point in time a person has to leave one's memories of machinery-past - in the past...
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I will take a Green Brick. 67-9 Valiant 100 with autocross suspension and a rip-roaring, fire breathing 550hp Ray Barton bullet.You must maintain it properly. If modifications consist of improper maintenance, then they will be forbidden.
Example: The removal of catalytic converters will be allowed, because said removal both reduces greenhouse gasses and lets the engine naturally breathe better.
The installation of nitrous or twin turbochargers on your fox body won't be allowed, as it overstresses the OEM parts.
At this point in my life? I'd take a new Honda Ridgeline. The poor Accord is starting to get up there in age and I'd like to have something to haul minor household items to keep maintenance on the house up. I already tend to keep cars forever. 45 years old and I still own 2 out of the 5 cars I've ever owned (None of the 3 bikes though).
1984 Paul Newman Nissan Skyline Coupe
HC is likely a bigger impact green house gas than CO2, and it causes local SMOG. You are breaking the federal law by removing it. It is not "maintained properly" by removing it.You must maintain it properly. If modifications consist of improper maintenance, then they will be forbidden.
Example: The removal of catalytic converters will be allowed, because said removal both reduces greenhouse gasses and lets the engine naturally breathe better.
The installation of nitrous or twin turbochargers on your fox body won't be allowed, as it overstresses the OEM parts.
I reinstalled cats on both my old cars because the smell without them gave me migraines.
e30 with manual and M20
They were hollow on the one car, but they don't make the smell go away unless they actually have working guts inside. Had to buy 2 for one car (dual exhaust) and one for the other. Now they smell fine other than some rotten egg smell when you run it hard.
1969 Z/28 with the RS/SS package.
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Ahh.. okay. So the innards scrub the smell, the hollowed out ones (an emissions cheat some claim works) stinks like rotten eggs?
