What's your dream car?
DarkWeb
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BudmanTX
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especially those turbo charged ones....talk about silent killers...
Roger A. Shrubber
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because you were too young? or because you were a woman? either is kind of bullshit, but the second choice is the kind of bullshit that should get you slapped with a lawsuit...
It was 1975. I was 19 and had a well paying job.
Grandpapy
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Her avi is an actual photo from 74.
I asked you not to tell them that!!Her avi is an actual photo from 74.
xtsho
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I had a friend that had a black one years ago. It was a convertible with red interior. I was embarrassed to be seen in it. Him and another guy were at a stoplight one time with the top down and a car full of young girls pulled up next to them and started making fun of them. Saying they were in a girls car, asking them if they were married, and if they would kiss each other and let them watch. When I heard what happened I laughed and laughed. He got rid of that car and now drives a Jeep.
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BarnBuster
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"Black Ghost" 1970 Dodge HEMI® Challenger R/T SE Sells For More Than $1 Million
The legendary "Black Ghost" 1970 Dodge HEMI Challenger R/T SE, a car renowned for its nocturnal street racing escapades on Detroit's Woodward Avenue, was recently sold at the Mecum Indy auction. With a high bid of $975,000 and Mecum's buyer's premium, the final price exceeded $1 million.
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raratt
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"Black Ghost" 1970 Dodge HEMI® Challenger R/T SE Sells For More Than $1 Million
The legendary "Black Ghost" 1970 Dodge HEMI Challenger R/T SE, a car renowned for its nocturnal street racing escapades on Detroit's Woodward Avenue, was recently sold at the Mecum Indy auction. With a high bid of $975,000 and Mecum's buyer's premium, the final price exceeded $1 million.
PopAndSonGrows
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Never thought a Honda Civic would be my "attainable dream car", nor would I ever think I'd see a $50k Civic. .!! But man, the new Type-R is a real knock-out. Not all spacy and edgy, something that'll still look hot in 20, 30, maybe even 40+ years. The last gen Type-R already looks like aged trash to me, especially up against this.
Drop That Sound
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Blue Wizard
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Phytoplankton
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My first, and most favorite vehicle was a 1971 Jeepster Commando. My other two favs would be a 1969 Bronco or a 1969 Charger R/T ( my buddy had one).
madvillian420
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Absolutely fantastic car. I dont particularly dislike the last super aggressive boy racer generation, but i agree this one is better.
madvillian420
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As far as current production stuff my current dreams are the Toyota GR Corolla (300+hp/tq, turbo, AWD, 6-speed manual)
Nissan Z (NISMO edition since were dreaming here) (400+hp, 350tq, Rwd Twin turbo v6 ,6-speed manual)
Audi RS7 (4.0-liter AWD twin turbo V8 with 591 hp/590 lb-ft of torque. automatic only)
Nissan Z (NISMO edition since were dreaming here) (400+hp, 350tq, Rwd Twin turbo v6 ,6-speed manual)
Audi RS7 (4.0-liter AWD twin turbo V8 with 591 hp/590 lb-ft of torque. automatic only)
PopAndSonGrows
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UGHH I forgot about the GR Corolla, the Yaris is even sicker. That Z is also very tastefully done.As far as current production stuff my current dreams are the Toyota GR Corolla (300+hp/tq, turbo, AWD, 6-speed manual)
Nissan Z (NISMO edition since were dreaming here) (400+hp, 350tq, Rwd Twin turbo v6 ,6-speed manual)
Audi RS7 (4.0-liter AWD twin turbo V8 with 591 hp/590 lb-ft of torque. automatic only)
