HahahhaAHah, that's nasty
but damm if you have those cars by working at there company, either you're a president of some sort or the company just doesn't know what to do with so much money
ohhh how i wich i had a job like that
No not the pres but I have been here a long time. I just bust my tail and have debt up to my eyeballs.....
that would be sweeet ahahahah
wow man, that's awesome! getting a pair of wheels like that for being a long time worker of the company.
man...i envy you
keep it up i maybe they'll give you a R8
I love my 2004 Saturn Vue, 4 cylinder, 5 speed standard. Fun to drive, and even more fun to get 27 MPG in.
Eventually when I get enough money I'd like to buy one of these:
Ideally I'd like if they would bring the Diesel boxer engines over here and put one in a Forester with a 6 speed standard
Great looking car, but I know an ex-owner and a soon to be ex-owner who are both really disappointed with it. They have a poor opinion of the suspension and handling.
When I drove an M6 for two days on the track at BMWs Performance Center in Spartenburg it was surprisingly agile and fast for a 2-ton car, but it really is more of a touring car IMHO. However, it has the best damn non-race bucket seats I've ever driven in. They are awesome.
My 2001 Golf TDI, purchased new by me in 2/2001. It now has 202,000 miles on it. This is from around 2 years ago:
It's the best car I've ever owned, and I'm looking forward to replacing it with another one in a couple years.
Love those cars. Nice photo too - you had the ideal weather for it! I'm too young to drive, but I love all cars, especially classic cars and ordinary ones that people drive. I like supercars but they're not the best things in the world.
That pretty much covers my opinion on cars
