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I found an Altezza at my work

kubelwagen

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>>3 (OP) 
Unmatched perspicacity and the Tasteful Thickness of it..
Unrivalled till this day.

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>>3 (OP) 
WOOOOO HOOOOOO!!!

>>24
I feel like the AE86 has become really overrated but I still can’t deny it’s a sexo looking car

>>32
Well, we aren't expecting anytime soon but want the space in case, y'know?
Price range would be cash outright at 30-36k.
Yep, rust belt. I'd spray that underbody every fall with rust protection coating.
I guess the 3rd row is a giant want but really really really would like it.
Sorry, I meant "Towing" as in just for a hitch mounted bike rack/room for a trunk to haul groceries or a bike if I don't have a bike mount. Nothing like a boat or anything.

>>31 (OP) 
Well definitely buy it new if you want it to last that long. I would stay in the Japanese market because the available German cars are all too expensive and I really dont assume that modern American cars are all too reliable with plastic parts being standardized. I personally don't have alot of experience with anything but European cars, alot of which aren't even available in the US, so, take what I say with a grain of salt.

Just pondering, why not something like a Volkswagen California? those are very popular.

>>32
rust belt begone, just fluid film or something similar, before winter, and after winter, if it's just rain and salt, 2x a year.

shit will last forever.  

everyone should also have some rust converter on hand.

schizo tinkerer option, have an oil resevoir installed, with tubes that drip oil on your frame/parts strategically. can use your used oil.

>>40
schizo addition, put silicone/dialectric grease, or similar on nuts and bolts, don't ever have rusty shit later on, use anti-seize everywhere logical.

a car that has preventative measures is a paradise to work on.

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What I'm saying is to fight one world government and regain automotive supremacy we need to go back to when we were powerful, when we were respected by the rest of theworld. The jew fears the automotive tail fin.

>>16
reminds me of bad piggies

>>4 (OP) 
Man I recall when owning a Beemer ensured you decades of good performance. But now...
>>5
...you get this stupid plastic toy. Fuck them all I'm buying Japanese next time I need a car (got a 2016 Opel Astra J and a second-hand 2007 Renault Twingo II GT). And I hope they don't ban new gasoline registrations like they've started in some countries, being the total woke cucks they are.

>>18
have you ever actually driven one of those new M competition bmws? the engine in those things are insane, super unique.

>>19
No but the point still stands, a beemer 30 to 40 years ago would literally drive you to the Moon and back in mileage and still purr like a kitten, these modern post-electronic cars inevitably start dying after 10 years or so because the circuit boards rot. 
It's not all in the "fun right NAO" anon it's in how long the car will provide you fun.

>>16
LEDs were a mistake. The stupid Tron shit needs to come to an end.