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Oh, of course not. What's sarcasm? :AH-HA_wink:

Actually, I'd say the perfect first car would be a Toyota Prius. With 65 MPG* fuel efficiency and styling second to none, you can't go wrong! Save your kid some money, and buy them the most reliable, fuel efficient, stylish car ever! *Estimate only. May be flawed by about 20-30 MPG, find out at your own discretion.

Aaaand, there's another 100 lbs/car.

Whoa, who the hell is she and how do I meet her?

Un-intercooled is my guess, and has been for awhile...

Congratulations, Sixty8! How's Sophia doing?

Hmm, I want to see a backup source to Motor Trend on this one...

I think von wants to know whether that was wet or dry...

That may be true, but his Aurora would probably end up once again being OWNED by that Toy-ota.

P.S. This thread is worthless without pics.

hahahaha! No thanks, but good for a laugh!

Just had to quote so there'd be a picture of your beautiful wife to start the third page. :AH-HA_wink:

Dude, if your kid went and bought a Toyota, I think you'd have a heart attack...

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Just updated it a few days ago:

I would buy the first car, but I'd find a cheap, reliable one. It's hard enough for a kid to find a job these days, ask BV. And for a kid to have a job, with their parents' busy lifestyles of today, the kids usually don't really have a ride to work to make money to pay for the car. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? If the chicken were the car and the egg were the money, the money would have to come first. But, without a coop (coupe? haha, play on words), the egg would've never been laid, or had.

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You know about me popping my collar?! lolBut really, I haven't popped a collar in months...

What are you looking to spend?

hahah I love that show!

hahaha You should've kept the Yukon, ass hat! That thing was sweet!

I'm not sure, there are so many I love. Maybe a '70.5 Camaro Z/28. Maybe a '69 Corvette L88. Just not sure...

Wishful thinking: Foreign trucks Really though, I don't see minivans having much of a future. The new Caravan is probably the last of the breed, being replaced by much better and less awkward looking Crossovers/CUVs. Large coupes are already gone for the most part. Small and mid-size (Camaro, Mustang, Challenger, G6, Altima, G35, etc) coupes are here to stay for at least a little while. Large SUVs aren't doing as well anymore, but there will always be a market for certain ones (H2, Escalade, Suburban, etc). I also think the stereotype hybrids are on their way out. You know, the Prius/Insight type. New hybrids will be better and better looking, put in normal everyday vehicles (SUVs, Malibu, Aura, VUE, Camry, Civic, etc).