You just inherited $150,000 dollars...
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The point of my post? Same point we set up car meets or play charade. For entertainment. And my post did NOT come from facebook. How do I know? I don't have a facebook account.
Hopefully that answered your questions officer bitkahuna or shall I say teacher.
Hopefully that answered your questions officer bitkahuna or shall I say teacher.
But hey, your thread... all good.
#17
it's perhaps the greatest pile of crap to ever exist! i still miss mine from time to time, the way it actively changes the driving behavior of people around you has its own value haha
i guess you need to be somewhat of an a sshole like me to appreciate certain aspects of it, but the way you can basically just do whatever the hell you want to it and not have to worry about any real financial consequences is awesome (at least when you have 2 rare cars you really care about)... the thing's essentially a truck with a car body, and with the limited slip diff and cheap tires it becomes like the ultimate enabler for proper next level immaturity
ok you forced me to post the gif
also that big crappy inefficient engine makes a great sound, and it's a major bonus if the spot light has been left on haha... oh man fun times with that spotlight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ-ykNxF-WQ
edit: also the original post said that every dollar must be spent so idk how buying a single crown vic will accomplish that lol
i guess you need to be somewhat of an a sshole like me to appreciate certain aspects of it, but the way you can basically just do whatever the hell you want to it and not have to worry about any real financial consequences is awesome (at least when you have 2 rare cars you really care about)... the thing's essentially a truck with a car body, and with the limited slip diff and cheap tires it becomes like the ultimate enabler for proper next level immaturity
ok you forced me to post the gif
also that big crappy inefficient engine makes a great sound, and it's a major bonus if the spot light has been left on haha... oh man fun times with that spotlight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ-ykNxF-WQ
edit: also the original post said that every dollar must be spent so idk how buying a single crown vic will accomplish that lol
#18
amazing guesses.
Strangely enough these are the three occupations that always asked me a lot of questions. Beside my 80 year old neighbor. Always asking why I have bbq parties every week. And why she's not invited.
Yup. Just seemed like an odd set of constraints (1yr, sharing, give away, must spend all the money on car(s) but must pay for insurance, etc).
But hey, your thread... all good.
Strangely enough these are the three occupations that always asked me a lot of questions. Beside my 80 year old neighbor. Always asking why I have bbq parties every week. And why she's not invited.
Yup. Just seemed like an odd set of constraints (1yr, sharing, give away, must spend all the money on car(s) but must pay for insurance, etc).
But hey, your thread... all good.
#19
1) I'd probably buy the most powerful MKIV Supra I could find or a used S Class Maybach.
2) I have no idea who I'd donate it to. I'd rather donate it to someone who doesn't have a car, if that counts.
3) I'd share it with my dad. He's always been a car enthusiast and I think he'd really enjoy it.
2) I have no idea who I'd donate it to. I'd rather donate it to someone who doesn't have a car, if that counts.
3) I'd share it with my dad. He's always been a car enthusiast and I think he'd really enjoy it.
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The problem with the average $150k car is most of them can’t be enjoyable daily drivers. I think The Mercedes AMG GT bridges that gap between a daily driver and a dream car. You can drive it to work each day and there’s room to shuttle at least three colleagues to lunch
1. Mercedes AMG-GT :starts at $136k
2. Donate to any charity dedicated to animals
3. I would share it with a friend/colleague from work.
1. Mercedes AMG-GT :starts at $136k
2. Donate to any charity dedicated to animals
3. I would share it with a friend/colleague from work.
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