My perception is tainted by working as an auto tech for a long time. I've seen some...stuff. Cars brand new from the factory with missing parts, things not plugged in, wrong parts on the car, you name it. I've seen engines go kaboom with less than 50 miles on them. There are a few brands I would avoid like the plague because I worked on them every day and saw how expensive they end up being. But I won't name them because that's always awkward if someone owns one.
I prefer cars that are super basic and run forever. A Toyota Corolla for instance.
If cost of ownership and maintenance was not a factor, I'd have an Audi RS7
I've owned used cars all my life. Toyota, Ford, Chevy, Chrysler (dodge), Nissan and Honda. Of them all, Toyota was my favorite. If I had the money, I'd like a hybrid Toyota Rav4.
Also, someone explain the OP image, I'm slow and don't get it.
Tesla offers a unique combination of environmental sustainability, top-notch performance, and innovative features that make them the best choice on the market. There's really no other option right now. The Model 3 is the best economy car on the market with a 5-year cost of ownership lower than a Civic. If you have a little more money to spend, you can get the Model S Plaid, which is arguably the best super car ever made, with a 0-60 mph acceleration time of just 1.9 seconds.
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Edsel. If you know, you know. 🤣
My perception is tainted by working as an auto tech for a long time. I've seen some...stuff. Cars brand new from the factory with missing parts, things not plugged in, wrong parts on the car, you name it. I've seen engines go kaboom with less than 50 miles on them. There are a few brands I would avoid like the plague because I worked on them every day and saw how expensive they end up being. But I won't name them because that's always awkward if someone owns one.
I prefer cars that are super basic and run forever. A Toyota Corolla for instance.
If cost of ownership and maintenance was not a factor, I'd have an Audi RS7
I've owned used cars all my life. Toyota, Ford, Chevy, Chrysler (dodge), Nissan and Honda. Of them all, Toyota was my favorite. If I had the money, I'd like a hybrid Toyota Rav4.
Also, someone explain the OP image, I'm slow and don't get it.
I love how everyone actually tell their favoured cars
My question was which boobs do you prefer ? Car niflex or Car mina : )))
@Ripley @edgarpoop @Huge_Bush
I don't care for boobs. I like sexy pecs.
Granted
Much better, thank you 😍
Carmina. 😘
Buff dredge pics when?
Tesla offers a unique combination of environmental sustainability, top-notch performance, and innovative features that make them the best choice on the market. There's really no other option right now. The Model 3 is the best economy car on the market with a 5-year cost of ownership lower than a Civic. If you have a little more money to spend, you can get the Model S Plaid, which is arguably the best super car ever made, with a 0-60 mph acceleration time of just 1.9 seconds.
Carmina!!!!
(And Jeeps for the actual cars. XD)
My dream car. The 1967 Shelby GT 500.