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Originally Posted by Shipman
So true, I have buddies that literally dont care, barely put oil in a 94 taurus and it runs perfect. There is a widebody BRZ that Ive seen with a huge decal on the wing that says "financial mistake". Everytime I see it I laugh because thats exactly how I feel. It seems like nonstop nonsense, Ive had pretty good luck with both of the current cars but everything seems to happen at once, I was also saving up to handle a couple things which is now put on hold. Its just annoying, if I didnt care about cars, I would just buy a civic and keep it forever and be rolling in cash lol.
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Hahah yup. My buddy drives a 2wd 5sp '96 Dakota and adds oil every few months when his oil pressure drops, and has literally never put a single part on it in years. It runs perfect. And blows my mind.
That's what the Evo was to me, felt that every time I got in the car. That was why I sold it. You can't even go what feels like a week without some maintenance item hanging over your head.
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Originally Posted by CleanNeon98
Get a stock Honda or Toyota for a DD. And keep them stock. I've put 60,000 miles on my old civic and it has NEVER left me stranded.
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Originally Posted by Shipman
I pretty much need something awd, I am essential for work and work about 40 miles away from home, so I need something that isnt an issue in the snow yet still gets solid mpg's
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CleanNeon, I'm with Shipman, and then some. I need a car that can fit a sound system, guitar equipment, drum set, etc and can tow a small trailer all while sitting 5 people comfortably. The touring would fit the bill fine (reason why I bought it) if it would stop leaking different things and chewing up anything rubber.
I've been toying with selling the Touring and grabbing an XJ Cherokee, but I'm not 100% sold on that yet. Just hard to find something that's not gheysauce that is able to do what I need it to do.