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[i_got_you60]

so this one time i was driving lazily around the neighbourhood and this dude comes out of nowhere talking on his damned cellphone.it was a narrow kinda street you can say and the only way that i could pass this guy was if i whacked him and thats just what i did.i whacked him from the side cause he pissed me off.i was honking my horn for like ages and he just wouldnt budge kept talking on his damned cellphone with his arm streched out. so i hit him from the side and yelled "gta .....pause....." guy screams ".........10 points" . i think i broke his arm.i also broke the windsheild of my car and that cost me about 3000 bucks(no not american $ ) .but the satisfaction one gets from running over a dumb guy is priceless. 

[darkNiGHTS]

You win.

[willplayer]

wtf!? lol

[SKullinator]

This one time I hit my head pretty badly and needed to go to the hospital to get checked out. The guy driving me ran a red and got my car t-boned. The car that took me like 2 and a half months to find, and am sure that I'll probably never find another one in my area ever again. Now he wont pay so i'm going to sue him. My insurance is going up omega, so now I'm driving a crappy saturn sl2 from 2000 (stick shift so its not as bad is it could be).

Damn I miss my audi 200. Damn that car was rare, it was my absolute fav car. Everything was power, it was fast (turbo), comfortable, AWD, and it was a 5 speed too.

My saturn is 10 years newer and has about 1/2 the kms (87000km), but its nowhere near as nice. Going from Audis flagship model with every option to a car made of plastic is a huge hit.

[jem]

That's for sure.  Whenever anyone in my family is looking at cars, I always whisper in their ear:  "do you want that crappy 4-cylinder piece of plastic new for $20,000... or do you want a 5-yr-old Corvette for the same price?"

I always inevitably decide on the v8 supercar.

[darkNiGHTS]

That's for sure.  Whenever anyone in my family is looking at cars, I always whisper in their ear:  "do you want that crappy 4-cylinder piece of plastic new for $20,000... or do you want a 5-yr-old Corvette for the same price?"

I always inevitably decide on the v8 supercar.

Five years old and 100k miles.  I would take a brand new Rabbit over that because I could actually use it for things other than driving.  And it would last a lot longer.

[coolimac2003]

i drove on the highway today. then in town. and i parked for the first time today! i was at a red light on a hill and i let off the brake and while i was going to press the gas pedal the car started to roll back and there was someone behind me and I started to freak out and i stomped on the gas pedal and i squeal my tires. The only problem i have is making a 90 degree left turn.

[jem]

Five years old and 100k miles.  I would take a brand new Rabbit over that because I could actually use it for things other than driving.  And it would last a lot longer.

No way.  Have you ever seen a 5 year old Vette?  Nobody takes care of their cars better than Vette owners.

They're usually "Sunday-driving" cars.  Much lower miles than anything else at its age, and all the parts are higher-quality.  We're talking the difference between a car that costs $20k new today, vs. a car that cost $50k new 5 years ago. 

[coolimac2003]

my dad used to have a VW jetta and it was good but 10 years later the body was all rust, transmission went out, muffler fell out, and the power windows went bad.

[darkNiGHTS]

my dad used to have a VW jetta and it was good but 10 years later the body was all rust, transmission went out, muffler fell out, and the power windows went bad.

I had a ten your old VW Golf that only need two repairs in the two years I owned (the car never broke down) and it sold for only $500 less than we bought it for in the first place.

[SKullinator]

My bro had a jetta that would be now like 22 years old. Man that think lasted for ever. it had 330km on i, not sure what that is in miles, and it ran like a top. the only reason why he got rid of it was because he moved down to california for a few years and needed a truck to move.