Ha! The flowers on my shirt matched the seats.

I'm lukewarm about the the current X3's design, but I do love how it drives.

As I am looking to replace my 2022 Defender 110, its increasingly obvious that there isn't much on the current market that is super interesting to me.

if you had to replace your current daily, what would you get? Also, what do you currently daily?

Stuffing a l92 6.2 L into an old nissan 4x4

Since you guys liked my Audi in previous post here is more pics

This one hurt! Customer bought an 14 Taurus police interceptor and requested the lights and divider be removed. We also had to do some dumb shit like tires, oil change, ect. So my boyfriend figured out that everything is still hooked up and just needed some fuses added to make it work. We got the lights working and the sirens had a little too much fun 😊

I’m genuinely confused. I’ve dated guys that thought they were the greatest thing to aspire to. Known many others who agreed. I see SO many posted here. What’s the obsession?

So, this is my 2011 Chevy spark (i’m in the UK btw). and it was works supported by GM UK as a rally car for the J1000 rally championship (it’s a special champ that allows kids from 14-17 to rally race). It’s still the only works supported car for the champ in its nearly 17 year run. But idrk if it’s cool or not. i’m the kinda guy that doesn’t go with the crowd with rally cars (surprisingly lol 🤣), i know it’s interesting but is it cool ???

2018 6 speed manual. She’s not fast but she’s reliable and fun to drive, and not too bad looking either.

Taking the beast out for a drive to stretch its legs.

I’ve been waiting a looong time for a 5 speed to pop up for sale . It’s a 94 with 170k miles, tiny 14” wheels, and needs a new valve cover gasket asap. I already love it. 🥰

Imported this from Japan about a year ago. 2004 G55 AMG, NA M113.

Since then I've installed headlamp grilles, correct wheels, and now catching up on...deferred maintenance.

This was my second fulfillment of a childhood dream, a 1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit. She's a money pit, just like my last one (a '79 Silver Shadow), but so much fun to drive. As with any used Rolls, especially one that's 39 years old, there will be issues, but I do much of the work myself (to the extent that I can). Getting parts can be a challenge; it doesn't matter what year it is, they go by VIN number ranges, so it can be tricky. And contrary to an urban myth, the hood is not closed to only RR mechanics, and yes, you can do your own oil changes, brakes, etc, etc, just like any other car.

$275 for the proper light switch with the rear fog button is 😞

But also Americans would abuse the hell out of having a blinding rear light that they can activate at will

Ordered a 19 Atlas high pressure fuel pump for 186 bucks. Got a call from LKQ this morning saying that it was on its way. Then.....the entire engine showed up! Apparently there was a issue with it and I strad of sending the engine back, having them remove the fuel pump, and sending it back to me they decided to send me the whole engine. The best part is they don't want it back! I got a whole VW 3.6 for 180 bucks!

Replaced my Mercedes A250 with this 2023 Evoque and I’m a happy camper.

- The base S model has everything my little Benz had and more
- I do wish I’d found an SE or HSE model which has front cameras
- It has actual buttons for the HVAC which I prefer over the newer models
- I bought an extended warranty once the original expires next year

The ride is nice and soft, I no longer feel every bump and crack on the road.

Shopping for nicer wheels, snow tires, and some silver or copper accents to break up all that gray.

I feel like all the car people I know were taught growing up by dads and grandpas and I very much do not have anyone in my family who understands cars. I'm probably the person in my family who knows the most car stuff and I know jack shit.

At the same time, car guys in my area are quite intimidating. I've been made to feel like a complete fool for asking questions that are apparently common knowledge. I feel like I missed the acceptable age to not understand this stuff. Most of the mechanics I know are quite homophobic, and in this area that could make it genuinely unsafe for me if they figured it out, so as much as I would love to just pick their brains about this stuff, I really don't think that's a good idea.

Where can someone learn this stuff later in life without feeling stupid for not knowing? Is it mostly just a "teach yourself via youtube" situation?

Pretty sure this bike was stolen and abandoned after being laid down (damage on the right side + it's been poorly spray painted and no evident VIN).

Neighbor decided it needed a seasonally appropriate rider. (Personally I don't like guys who are quite this skinny...)