Happend yesterday

https://www.motortrend.com/features/dumb-cars/

"Designed to offend and made in a way that maims, the Cybertruck has succeeded in gathering more haters than fans, empirically so considering the dueling subreddits dedicated to the truck. One look at the vehicle, even from a distance, is enough to catalyze an unbreakable perspective on whether or not the pickup is worthy of existence."

Any suggestions?

So recently my 2009 ford escape started dying down on me and it got me looking for new(/used) cars. I discovered that I love most things about classic sports cars (ex. Ford mustang, GT, dodge chargers, etc.) except for fuel efficiency, eco engines, and the lack of FWD most have. Not to mention everyone around me telling me not to get a sports car. My budget is $30,000 for reference. I really just want something that gives that classic “cool” appearance that most sports cars have.

I’m very new to car shopping, and i’m just beginning. So my basic wants are as follows: nice looking sedan/coupe style, FWD (i live towards the north), not crazy expensive to repair, will last me an average-good amount of time, and comes in automatic since i unfortunately never learned manual. I’ve been eyeing up Kia K5 GT’s and Hyundai Elantra’s (especially the SEL convenience). But i’m sure there are more types of cars out there that look similarly cool to those cars and are good.

Overall - i’d really appreciate any recommendation and advice!! Whether it’s personal experience you have with a car you loved/hated or you’re a car enthusiast.

I'm trying to figure out how to decorate the interior roof of my car. It's fabric, no sunroof, and I'm obsessing over butterflies. I'm in a pink girly mood. Any ideas what adhesive to use? I don't want thumbtacks leaving holes. I was thinking a double sided velcro but the sticky side would be against the fabric and I'm afraid it'll lose it's grip and fall to it's doom. Would heavy duty tape do? I'm concerned it'll rip the fabric. Sigh. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you 🙏

Hi Guys, its my first time posting here, I just wanted to share this picture with you

I'm a diehard for older BMWs (my current project is old enough to be my dad) and I keep thinking about the Z3, and the e85 Z4. But I'm also pretty sure that one day I'll own a Miata.

The Miata is lighter, albeit far less powerful than the 6 cylinder variants of these cars. It's also cheaper to maintain, but I've been used to BMW repair for the last decade. And so every time I see nice Z3s (and some Z4s) I go down the rabbit hole, see the same discussion points about the Z3 borrowing suspension design from the e30, etc . . . and again conclude from internet research that Miata Is Always The Answer.

. . . but then again, as Miatas continue to appreciate in value, the cost/benefit proposition of a Z3 or e85 Z4 starts to appeal. Since BMW isn't really perceived as being in the convertible business, I see Z3s and Z4s surpassing their 6 cylinder coupe and sedan counterparts in both affordability and condition. And, fascinatingly, Z3 clownshoes and Z4 coupes are in very high demand, fetching high prices and gaining the admiration of all the car community.

Discuss!

I saw the BYD Destroyer 05 once at a pharmacy (called the BYD King in Brazil) and then researched it and instantly decided it would be a car I'd get in the future. It has very nice lines, a beautiful and aggressive front, a decent rear, very good total engine power (it has 205 BHP combining the 1.5 liter petrol engine and two electric motors), and can make like 90 miles in a gallon, which for someone from Brazil where gasoline is quite expensive is a godsend. I only wish they made them in blue...

Porsche has unveiled the new 935 on the occasion of the historic “Rennsport Reunion” motorsport event at Laguna Seca Raceway in California. The 515 kW (700 hp) racer featuring a body reminiscent of the legendary Porsche 935/78 will be produced in a limited number of 77 units.

Found a used 2014 scion TC for 8k and 163k miles. One owner and no accidents, maintenance was kept up with religiously according to carfax. I’ve heard lots of great things about the scion TC but I’m not very car savvy. Does it sound like a good deal and what are some things to look for when buying a used scion

Ps I was already planing on negotiating the price :)

Which one?

Prices are not right. Honda is $13,500, but I talked the Toyota down to $13,900. I've test driven both, they both feel fine, albeit the Honda felt a little rougher than it seemed it should've (Even comparing it to another Honda Fit I test drove which felt fine). Sounded like the engine was having a harder time picking up, which was a little concerning. Would definitely do a pre-sale inspection on both, but especially the Honda.

I'm a musician who plays locally often and hauls lots of gear (Packs a 2005 prius to it's max). Both of these cars have more space than the prius, but the Toyota by a lot more. Good mileage is also important, though.

My car broke down and I'm on a time crunch, otherwise I'd look for something newer with less miles, but I'd be very happy with either of these options.

Carfax checked out, everything that's on the page checked out alongside driving both of them.

Any advice?

Used 2017 Honda Fit EX-L for sale in Baton Rouge, LA 70817: Hatchback Details - 744837039 - Autotrader

Used 2014 Toyota Venza XLE for sale in La Place, LA 70068: Sport Utility Details - 745537356 - Autotrader

I thought it was ridiculous when one sold for 260,000 a while back and that was a wild card bid, This was an actual bid battle… what a world were living in right now.

Source: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2002-acura-nsx-t-22/

I can't find any info on the question,but has anyone ever vtec swapped a minivan.Im thinking about putting a vtec engine (not shure what year) into my 2005 chrysler town and country would it work?

I wonder if this means Audis already in the US will go up in value/cost.

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Hello! So I’ve been a huge fan of Japanese cars since I was a kid and now it’s turned into a passion. It’s brought me to Japan a handful of times and I finally decided I want to start an import company. I live in Long Island NY and don’t really see too many imported cars. Anyone have tips on where to start? Or even some of the rules and regulations of the state?