>>43048
sure is 1980s in here

Looks good to me.
would pay $40,000.

I always liked these boxy cars.
80s era and early 90s era cars were simplistic but great.

80' were great but the peak was in the 90' because the manufacturers were creating the projects on the computers but weren't fully trusting them so the cars were built slightly better than in calculations to avoid premature malfunctions

Or the original Toyota MR2

My dad had a Mazda GLC. I cried when he sold it.

>>103492
You're similar to my sister then.
I remember she cried when my dad sold the 3rd gen civic. It was such a good car. But it was a tiny 3 door hatch.

anyone want a ride

>>43048
Imagine Alfa Romeo and Nissan collaborating on a car and deciding that they’d be best off getting the Italians to build the body and the Japs to supply the engine. Predictably, it was as dull as ditchwater to drive and it rusted in seconds.