Nope. It’s out of productionQuote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
And apparently in high demand.
I’m liquidating my Bitcoin and gold to buy as many Mirano “cross cabriolet” as possible!
Plus the arbitrage play from other states to Florida
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Nope. It’s out of productionQuote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
And apparently in high demand.
I’m liquidating my Bitcoin and gold to buy as many Mirano “cross cabriolet” as possible!
Plus the arbitrage play from other states to Florida
I feel like most Italian cars were built with the ethos of, “that’s good enough. As long as it looks pretty sitting there”.Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
Definitely couldn’t party with the Dodge designers.
The rare automotive reverse sun belt arbitrage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
So styling !Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
Double grey taupe! It’s no wonder the old guys are scrambling around mom - she’s a pure player! Living the dream.
That thing looks like a rabbit. Not a VW rabbit, a bunny.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
[Nissan Design Team Meeting]Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
“Ok, I think I’ve got the next big thing.”
“Out with it, Johnson.”
“Ok, so Craig, remember when you were talking about your mom the other day and how she smells like a reused hobo tampon?”
“Yeah of course, but what are you getting at?”
“Well, you told me that you bought her one of those geriatric bathtubs with a door that you could walk into and sit down, right?”
“I did, yeah.”
“Well, picture that but with wheels and a windshield.”
“God dammit you brilliant son of a bitch, Johnson.”
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I took 10k off the back tires on one of these in less than a block. Valet parking was a super fun job to have in college.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Right! This one is just totally right up your alley, you’ve a penchant for weird little cars I forgot!
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Honestly I never knew that car existed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
Here's one rolling on double deuces.
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I’ve seen a neon pink one on double deuces around ATL; the driver looks about what you’d expect, one hot mess.
I love the walk-in bathtub on wheels description by the way.
Historically, a "Bubble" has been a jacked up 90s Chevy Caprice on giant ass rims. Personally, I think the Murano should take over that title. Haha. Geez what a weird vehicle. Gotta give Nissan a little bit of credit for at least trying something outrageously different, though.
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I feel like this checks out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Art Shirk
Hawk?
Two posts in a row you’ve made me snort and laughQuote:
Originally Posted by Art Shirk
Even the demographic is spot on! LMAO!
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If any of you think you’re driving the worst car, just remember, what ever it is, it’s not as bad as this hot pink Lambo SUV wrecked in the middle of ATL by a stolen Camry.
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oof
Is there a Mary Kay Cosmetics stick on the rear window?Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
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I think that was me. and while I can now appreciate a good ol shitbox, it seemed like as I was at the age to try to purchase my first car....every car available in my meager price range was an old tercel wagon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
Of course my dad was totally into that but I decided I would rather walk/ ride my bike
How much worse is this if it doesn't?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skistack
I Dunno.
A smoking hot milf in a pink Lamborghini doesn’t need to sell cosmetics
Holy shit balls!Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Let's let Fred decide how hot the owner is. I'm sure there's an instagram account out there for that hot pink abomination.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
While I wait for Art’s next hilarious story of another buddy’s shitbox can I bring this up?
The steaming pile of absolute garbage that BMW design has become. I’ve made the mistake of loving and owning too many of these cars, but by the looks of it, the girl I remember is long dead and all that’s left is some Kardazian-influenced tub of shit with a huge ass and fake-ass smile.
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Agree 1000%. I know "hate" is a strong word, but I absolutely HATE the looks of new BMWs. The BMW grills memes have become total truth. And it makes me sad. The iX in that pic you posted is just beyond hideous. WTF, BMW?! Fire whoever designed that abomination. :cussing:Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
I used to love 90s BMW's when was in high school. That whole line up right around 1998 was perfect, especially the stick shift 3 and 5 series. Now l look at BMW and see ugly, heavy, huge, over engineered cars.Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
I'd still go for an M2 though - its the only recent BMW I'd be interested in.
Agreed. It appears to be the ONE BMW remaining that has evaded the eevil clutches of whatever jackass is in charge of BMW's design team. Sadly, the new M3 was captured by them, tortured, abused, and puked back out onto the streets to be reviled and shamed. It's freaking hideous. Why, BMW? WHYYYYYY?!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by HankScorpio
And they pissed all over the M designation. It used to stand for something special. X3M, really??
And it doesn't stop with their cars. You should see what they've done over at the bike division.
Fuck. They're messing with the bikes? Is nothing sacred???Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Yup. I won’t even look at a modern BMW. I just can’t afford all the shit that could go wrong and too heavy.Quote:
Originally Posted by HankScorpio
I want the last gen M5, but I’d only buy something with a crazy warranty. Even then, I hear people glad they got the warranty, but pissed they have to bring the car in all the time.
My first car was a boston green 97’ m3 sedan 5 speed, back in 2007. My father has had a few of them, and I lucked out and got one of his high mileage ones when I got my license. Got it at 97,000 and drove to 130,000. Sold for $3500 because it had some issues. Kicking myself in the ass for that now, wish I kept and rebuilt everything.
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Their latest Mmess...Quote:
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that grill reminds me of either a hitler mustache or 2 big ol’ buck teeth.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
either way not really making it that appealing
I was thinking those old racist anti-japanese cartoons, just to make sure they're covering the whole AxisQuote:
Originally Posted by babybear
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^Jeez, I think you nailed it.
They've gone and Bangled up the front end this time.
Reminds me of a great movie quote. "It looks like your barber and your tailor are fucking."Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
97 M3 was exactly was an M car should be. NA straight 6, light, three pedals and very few (if any) driver aids. I'm not sure what those are going for now but I bet a nice one will go for close to the original MSRP.Quote:
Originally Posted by AEV
My dad picked up a 98 540i wagon back then when a local dealer had one after a canceled order. I can't even find one of these used anymore but I bet they fetch a ton in the enthusiast used market. Grumbling V8, 155 mph top speed, beautiful E39 body style.....oh those were the days.
I had a 98 4 door M3 and a 90 M3. Because the E36 US M3 didn't have the Euro spec engine, it was rather overlooked. But as a road car, the US spec engine was sublime. The E30 was raw and noisy and good for 3 hr trips. I once drove the E36 from NYC to Toronto and back in the same day. It gobbled the miles.Quote:
Originally Posted by HankScorpio
Put a pair of rabbit ears on the top and the look's perfected.Quote:
Originally Posted by babybear
The current 5 series is a great looking car.
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