LMFAO lol I thought that was black BMW'sSo, I have to ask you... and no offense meant...
When you had the WRX, did you drive it like an bubblegum?
Like every single WRX I've ever seen on the road. It's like there's a chemical baked into that car that affects the driver's brain whenever they get behind the wheel of one of those cars...
Seems like the black Beemers are more for the older set. The corporate ladder-climbers and such in their 40s, yunno.
I inherited my wife's 6 year old Arcadia with barely 7K miles on it, when she got her new car. She just runs errands around town, so not much mileage. In two years I've tripled that mileage.
So, I have to ask you... and no offense meant...
When you had the WRX, did you drive it like an bubblegum?
Like every single WRX I've ever seen on the road. It's like there's a chemical baked into that car that gets into the driver's brain whenever they get behind the wheel of one of those cars...
You aren't paying for the engine, you are paying for the car. There is no comparison between these 2 cars. The Porsche is made as an everyday + track sports car, the wrx is made as a 4wd fun (boy racer) car. Completely different animals. They are not the same engines in the slightest. Have had lots of Subarus, many Porsches including a boxster S. Like them all but totally different animals.
A couple of years ago I was driving an '99 Forester and my friend referred to it as an LAV instead of SUV. I asked him what the heck an LAV was. His response: Lesbian Assault Vehicle
I'm still driving the 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 I bought the day after my son was born in December 1997. It only has a little over 160K on it. I also drive a 2015 Rav4 that has just over 50K on it. Both have been really solid, nearly repair-free vehicles. I use the pickup mainly for hunting, hauling firewood and dump runs. The Rav4 is my runaround vehicle that is also used for hunting if I know the roads are decent enough. It's still in too good of condition to treat it like the Forester I parted with when I got it. That poor Forester, as long as I had enough ground clearance, I really didn't care about rocks, trees, brush, etc.
Worked from home the entire time, so no commute miles.
I thought the Forrester was the lesbian ride of choice…
All Subies.
OK, 30k makes much more sense, then. Thanks!
That and 2wd 1st gen extra cab tacomas…
You're both wrong. The Outback is the signature Lesbaru...
No, nope. I think you're wrong. Because I chose the Forester, and I must be at least part lesbian - I do like the ladies.
