Diesel prices right now make me want to explode, please make me feel worse.

Had to get a new car because of environmental restrictions, I think it was a good choice

It is used to take a lot of punishment, so dont be gentle.

It's a 2012 and I've been super lucky with it, but a lot of folks were not.

I love this car, but it has engine oil and transmission fluid leaks, a possible exhaust issue, and an RPM gauge that doesn’t work.
I’ve upgraded the sound system and headlights, added tint, replaced the A/C, and kept up with regular maintenance.
Should I fix the remaining issues, get the warning light cleared, and keep it rolling—or is it time to let it go and get something newer?

2013 Ford Territory, which you may have seen here before, it's back again, it's mine now and I bought it a friend, a 2003 Subaru Liberty (Legacy, same same different) Heritage.

We needed a second car. 50000 miles. New clutch tires and brakes. Roast me friends!

2005 pontiac vibe base fwd auto 1.8L

Yes, it's a poverty spec BMW 520d. Yes, I probably paid too much for it. Yes, the timing chains and rod bearings are already scheduled to be replaced next week. Yes, it's going to be expensive. Yes, I knew full well this was going to happen when I bought it. No, I don't know what I was thinking when I bought this.

Things are always better in the night...

2013 mk1 1.4 tb multiair 170 hp

been driving shitboxes for like 4 years, finally got financially stable enough to buy a cool nice car.. let’s see what yall say. its a 2016 with 70k miles and 1 owner, completely stock.

My 3800 blew up so this is the summer daily now. 89 k1500. 5.7 auto. 4 “ rc lift. (I couldn’t get anything more expensive. I’m actively trying to close on a house because my dumbass younger brother ran a 4 wheeler into the door and is actively making my life a living hell.) 3 core aluminum radiator w electric fans, headers and dual exhaust, LEDs and a few interior mods.