>15 year old who 'likes cars' has Lamborghini/Bugatti FB cover photo
>middle aged white collar worker tells you how he 'upgraded his reliable 90s ecobox to slush box that brakes the day the warranty runs out
>older relatives who have an 'interest' in car ask when your going to buy a newer car
Why the fuck do these half car people think that a newer car is better? Do they enjoy paying to have a mechanic use a computer to turn off a warning light that's broken? Do they like simple systems not working because the miles of wire that connect to the under powered electric motor break or the shitty plastic parts snap? Do they not realise that simple cars have less to break? That used cars don't half in value by the time you sell?
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Christopher Johnson
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Isaac Wood
>buy a 90's corolla
>owner had full service log, car is immaculate
>everyone i know starts making a huge drama
>hur y no get new corola it beter 2016 blutooth phone
>trying to explain that the recent corollas have new engines and no one really knows how reliable they're gonna be in the long run
>also the new corollas are fucking giant
>u fukc idiot engine dont explode it new car
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Nolan Thomas
>buy myself a MK3 Turbo Supra
>21 and live in England, this is probably the coolest first car anyone has ever bought
>my friends all think it's awesome
>housemate's girlfriend who's parents just bough her a brand new Fiat 500:
>'wow user it's cool haha but wouldn't you want a much nicer newer car?'
Ethan Hughes
As an owner of 20yo japcrap and having a gookshit in family for 9 years, both with same mileage (320,000km) I'll tell you hwhat. When you can't order normal wheel bearing because most companies stopped making them, and you have to buy some random shit which may broke after 10kkm or buy OEM for half worth of your car, then you consider changing to something new. You or I won't stop it, older car gonna be for people, who just throw money into their classic. Also, remember that there are people who need car for their work and cannot risk, that some fucker didn't tell them that car has some problem that can immobilize your car and you will be late for lecture worth few thousand dollars. If I had to buy new car, I would just stick with basic trim, I don't care about Bluetooth 17.1 speakers and dick-massaging seat, I just want comfy car (unless you can't get best engine without TAKING THIS XXXL OPTION WITH BRAKE, SUSPENSION AND MASTURBATION ASSIST REEEEEEEEE).
Oh and this "shitty" Kia took 300kkm without major problem (only one I remember, was wiper stopped working, around 80kkm, new works to this day).
Henry Nguyen
>be me
>first car was a 2005 Toyota Highlander Limited that I bought myself. White with tan leather interior, sunroof, etc
>dad owns a mid 90s 4Runner, an 89 Supra Targa, and an 82 VW Scirocco
>thinking that when I sell my current car (2011 Camry) that I'll buy an older car because fuck this new tech shit since everyone wants a goddamn Tesla.
Colton Gutierrez
Pics of supra plz
Brayden Clark
Kia and Hyundai are such trash that it's pathetic. My mom has a Sonata and they've got two active recalls on it right now. One that they haven't even figured out how to fix yet.
Tyler Brooks
I can do bread on hood when I go to get groceries later today
Landon Robinson
Maybe it's your American factory, that sucks? There's 2008 Kia Cee'd (300kkm) and 2012 Kia Sportage (60kkm) in family, both runs just well, na major failures, first one bought as new, second one bought just month ago, from dealer. I checked Sportage service book never had any big problem. Maybe it's just that this particular Sonata breaks. Too many factors to blame.
Ethan Murphy
High power/ torque from fuel efficient tarbo engines is the only thing I can think of. Using 10+ l/100km in your commuter dd isn't reasonable anymore