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still better looking than da 300 of da same era...those aged terrible.
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still better looking than da 300 of da same era...those aged terrible.
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Tesla drivers must have a custom license plate with an electric pun. I'm pretty sure it's mandatory
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Girls who drive VW Jettas are usually hot
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This and Range Rovers/G Wagons.
Girl's who drive trunks/wranglers.... be careful... they're Daddy's girl.
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VW drivers act like their cars are the best but they know deep down inside they have its quirks
You love VW man
I forget which movie that Jetta line is from
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IM A CHARGER OWNER, IF IM NOT LETTING YOU PASS, ITS PROBABLY BECAUSE YOU'RE BEING A ****
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If you're looking for a near high mileage Dodge/Chrysler product, despite how "limited" it is, I would highly recommend against it. They're one of the most unreliable brands out there.
http://www.nydailynews.com/autos/st...ts-10-unreliable-car-brands-article-1.2848900
I'm usually skeptical of these articles but I had a few friends with Dodges. One with a Ram 1500, one of with a Charger SXT and another with a Charger RT. All three of them started to have major issues around 60K+ miles.
My homie with the Ram traded it in for pennies and got a Tacoma instead and couldn't be more happier.
http://www.nydailynews.com/autos/st...ts-10-unreliable-car-brands-article-1.2848900
I'm usually skeptical of these articles but I had a few friends with Dodges. One with a Ram 1500, one of with a Charger SXT and another with a Charger RT. All three of them started to have major issues around 60K+ miles.
My homie with the Ram traded it in for pennies and got a Tacoma instead and couldn't be more happier.
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What caddy holds its value?
My brothers girlfriend had a fully loaded past generation cts with every option you can think off, she got rid of it two years back. Wasn't worth jack **** but she's got money so she wasn't even worried and bought a X5 with the m package
Was it based level CTS though? The V-Series value holds a little more...
But like you said Zyzz, a lot of the cars that holding value that are American made are rarity. I don't see many hellcats nor V-series on the road.
All I see down south are Camaros, Challengers and Chargers...Basically, they're like the standard hood car
well the new CTS V is damn near 100k. I know a guy with it. awesome car but never in my wildest dreams even if I was rich would I spend $100l on a CTS.
hellcats are nice for the money but in Michigan, its all you see whenever you see a challenger or charger. I said it before in another thread, I see more hellcats and scat packs than I do SXT and regular RT. those are rare now a days around me.
they leased hellcats and scat packs for the low a few months back and started up deals again recently
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What caddy holds its value?
My brothers girlfriend had a fully loaded past generation cts with every option you can think off, she got rid of it two years back. Wasn't worth jack **** but she's got money so she wasn't even worried and bought a X5 with the m package
Was it based level CTS though? The V-Series value holds a little more...
But like you said Zyzz, a lot of the cars that holding value that are American made are rarity. I don't see many hellcats nor V-series on the road.
All I see down south are Camaros, Challengers and Chargers...Basically, they're like the standard hood car
well the new CTS V is damn near 100k. I know a guy with it. awesome car but never in my wildest dreams even if I was rich would I spend $100l on a CTS.
hellcats are nice for the money but in Michigan, its all you see whenever you see a challenger or charger. I said it before in another thread, I see more hellcats and scat packs than I do SXT and regular RT. those are rare now a days around me.
they leased hellcats and scat packs for the low a few months back and started up deals again recently
remember u in motorcity.
hellcats in NYC are still rare.
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why if I ever go this route a cheap suv is also factored in.What caddy holds its value?
My brothers girlfriend had a fully loaded past generation cts with every option you can think off, she got rid of it two years back. Wasn't worth jack **** but she's got money so she wasn't even worried and bought a X5 with the m package
Was it based level CTS though? The V-Series value holds a little more...
But like you said Zyzz, a lot of the cars that holding value that are American made are rarity. I don't see many hellcats nor V-series on the road.
All I see down south are Camaros, Challengers and Chargers...Basically, they're like the standard hood car
well the new CTS V is damn near 100k. I know a guy with it. awesome car but never in my wildest dreams even if I was rich would I spend $100l on a CTS.
hellcats are nice for the money but in Michigan, its all you see whenever you see a challenger or charger. I said it before in another thread, I see more hellcats and scat packs than I do SXT and regular RT. those are rare now a days around me.
they leased hellcats and scat packs for the low a few months back and started up deals again recently
remember u in motorcity.
hellcats in NYC are still rare.
Seen enough rwd monsters spinning out in that Northeast winter for it to be the solo dd.
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This and Range Rovers/G Wagons.
Girl's who drive trunks/wranglers.... be careful... they're Daddy's girl.
VW drivers act like their cars are the best but they know deep down inside they have its quirks
I forget which movie that Jetta line is from
Bimmer drivers don't know what turn signals are.
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What caddy holds its value?
My brothers girlfriend had a fully loaded past generation cts with every option you can think off, she got rid of it two years back. Wasn't worth jack **** but she's got money so she wasn't even worried and bought a X5 with the m package
Was it based level CTS though? The V-Series value holds a little more...
But like you said Zyzz, a lot of the cars that holding value that are American made are rarity. I don't see many hellcats nor V-series on the road.
All I see down south are Camaros, Challengers and Chargers...Basically, they're like the standard hood car
well the new CTS V is damn near 100k. I know a guy with it. awesome car but never in my wildest dreams even if I was rich would I spend $100l on a CTS.
hellcats are nice for the money but in Michigan, its all you see whenever you see a challenger or charger. I said it before in another thread, I see more hellcats and scat packs than I do SXT and regular RT. those are rare now a days around me.
they leased hellcats and scat packs for the low a few months back and started up deals again recently
remember u in motorcity.
hellcats in NYC are still rare.
oh course but like I said, they leased em dirt cheap. they were leasing loaded scat packs for $300 a month
a year or two back it you would see them sparingly but right now its insane
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Yea I think I'm gonna keep it, not much else measures up in my price range. What about the gti were you not liking?
Basically no room in the back. Plus im a big dude, 245 and 6 ft and i felt like a giant inside that car lol
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For a hatch, the GTI is small imo. Subaru did it right with their last gen WRX/STI hatch
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You forgot how BMW drivers don't use blinkers.
And one that i've noticed is that lifted diesel truck drivers are the biggest aholes on the road.
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Yea I could see that being an issue, trunk is kinda small. It would be fine for grocery runs but you couldn't fit a ton of stuff back there. I'm not really that big of a guy, but I still like my space which I think is why I'm drawn to big heavy vehicles
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Same here in Chicago. Hellcats have popped up like crazy over the last few months. Those lease deals really pushed their sales. I see at least one a day. More so Chargers than Challengers. They do seem to be turning into the new hood car.
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Out of curiosity, what are these lease deals on the hellcat?
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After contemplating the GTI for the past couple months I might've decided to go a different route and get a Miata.
At first I thought it was impractical. Then I realized I'm 24 years old - the perfect time to be impractical.
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Just like @Zyzz is, I'm too lazy to use the search feature. I'll wait for him to respond.
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