Hate that black on black murdered out look![]()
add matching black rims to boot...
shyt is played out, unless the car can actually go invisible at night whats the point?
Hate that black on black murdered out look![]()
shyt is played out, unless the car can actually go invisible at night whats the point?
There aren't that many hoopties in the world, and spending more to get a decent reliable car saves you money/aggravation.


Cars as a whole weigh to fukking much. I get all the accessories and options add weight but come on. The Lexus LC is a small sized coupe with a back seat that's practically unusable but weighs as much as a Dodge Charger SRT![]()

Dodge/Chrysler is
Especially those money pit Challengers and Chargers, a dude I know had to drop a new transmission in his challenger after 3 years
Lexus is the GOAT luxury brand(based on reliability alone)
Buick is extremely underrated
Chevy is starting to come back up again

I hear a lot of people saying this, but I bought my challenger new in 2012 and and haven't had one problem besides regular maintenance.
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I think cats know one or two people who have issues with their car and put that on the whole brand. In most cases they probably don't know if the person is taking good care of their car and or if they got that car used/salvaged with problems already. It's a case by case basis the majority of the time but people in general are lazy and use the quickest way to come to a decision most times.I hear a lot of people saying this, but I bought my challenger new in 2012 and and haven't had one problem besides regular maintenance.
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dont buy dodge chargers or challengers, look nice but poorly made. I bought a 2012 charger when they first came out...its paid off but im at 12 factory recalls and counting. and its not petty shyt...abs braking system fails enroute, glass in airbags shyt that can kill u

No point in buying a car that cost more than $10K
He's lying bro...I hear a lot of people saying this, but I bought my challenger new in 2012 and and haven't had one problem besides regular maintenance.
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I'm not not convinced with the whole leasing over buying argument. How does leasing allow you to be liquid when owning also does since you have equity in the car. I don't think liquid is the right term because regardless you going to have a car note whether you lease or buy.It's not... you buy a 6/7 figure car and that's money that could be put elsewhere
Nothing wrong with being liquid and leasing a car ...
