Cory Wolfe

Hmm... Oh, don't you worry, I'll find one. Won't be hard since the car itself is like mine and stock besides the wheels. You're not as close minded as I worried. This is good. *dangles a hypnosis watch in front of you* You will buy a Fiero... You love the Fiero... The Fiero is better than sex... The Fiero can be your life long wife. *nods*

Mr. YJ... Some cars for your viewing pleasure: 1988 Pontiac Fiero Formula, Red, 5spd, 73k, $4,295 1988 Pontiac Fiero Formula, Maroon, auto, 55k, $4,000 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT, Black, auto, 73k, $2,500 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT, Maroon, 3800, 62k, $4,000 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT, Black, auto, 81k, current bid at $2,024 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT, Black, 5spd, 52k, current bid at $3,050 Oops... They're all Fieros.

I'm enjoying the White Stripes' new song "Icky Thump".

Only the most $h!ty FWD cars could even realistically have that happen. Rods, struts, arms... Unless those all break, the wheel isn't going anyway.

If you can consider Bonnevilles, Aleros, and such... I'm pretty sure a Millenia will do you well. Otherwise, you need to add the following to your list, or else. BMW 325, Buick Reatta (slow, but cool) Cadillac Eldorado, Cadillac Catera, Ford Mustang, Ford Thunderbird, Infiniti M30, Lexus SC300/400, Lincoln Mark VII, Mazda RX7, Mercury Cougar, Mitsubishi Starion (if you can even find one), Nissan 300ZX, Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo, Pontiac Fiero GT/Formula (how could you leave this off your list?!), Pontiac Turbo Grand Prix, Subaru SVX, Toyota Supra. I even left out as many cars as possible due to you probably not wanting cars like the Honda Prelude, Mazda Miata, etc.

What Sixty8 said.

I could say the same about my Millenia... but then, this isn't nothing new. I just love too many cars to only have one for a long period of time. Just think... In a few days, I will have owned it for 1 year. Surprising, isn't it?

...I take offense to that.

20-24 mpg with mixed, spirited driving. Granted, I haven't actually filled up the tank completely to check in over 8 months.

Meanwhile, whenever my parent's replace our Sunfire, I'll be pushing for them to get a Honda if they buy used again.

Well... This took me by surprise... and it was right in front of my nose.

Uh... What do you think the NSX is?

I would understand having a single back up light... If it were centered.

Looks like it also could be the new Mazda6.

Happy birthday, bitch!

According to PCS, he can't be since I'm not hairy enough.

I'm a night owl, what can I say... Usually go to bed around 4 or 5 am.

Yeppers.

Seems like the only real bright spot is the Wranger with sales up 85% for the year.

Well, I can't really tell you of any since my parents haven't bought any car, new or used, from a GM dealership since 2000. The dealership they bought our two Grand Ams from went out of business. As far as the dealer where they bought the Blazer, I can tell you that if you are ever in Brookville... Avoid going to Kelly Chrysler Dodge Jeep at all costs. The service was absolutely horrendous. Vanleers Auto Sales near Punxsutawney where they bought the Sunfire from, on the other hand, had decent service. I can attest to it since we only had to take the Sunfire back two times the first week we had it.

A sky blue MG Midget for sale.

My guess... A 1996 Buick Rivera Coupe. Am I close?

I've taken my Millenia on more than a few 200+ mile road trips, not to mention that at one time I was putting 2000 miles per month on it. After 14k miles of having it (now at 174k), it's still running strong, albeit with a slight engine miss and nearly bald front tires.

Haha... oh my... Funny. The little Crocsucker is missing, though. Haven't seen him around here since... March...ish.

Meanwhile, mine are younger than a good number of you guys... Dad being born in '66, Mom in '70.