Cory Wolfe

Doesn't Remind Me - Audioslave

You all know I love Fieros, but they're out. It'd be too much of a project, even if I found one that was babied. Plus, I would only consider an 88 Formula/GT with the 5spd... And those are impossible to find in good condition for a respectable price. Not that hard, actually. I've found a few before... and I'm pretty sure I've never been with a celebrity. Do myspace whores count? Actually, there's this one car that tempts me because of personal reasons... and if it were had a manual transmission, I'd probably be sold on it. Clicky.

Certainly cool, but being in NC and with 5 minutes left...

...To no longer being annoyed by the Beast. I joined a credit union yesterday. Now it's just a matter of finding a vehicle I like... perhaps the hardest part of all. I started looking for cars over two months ago and I've really only found two I thought were worth purchasing. They both didn't last very long before they were sold. Otherwise, I can't seem to find anything that I could realistically see myself driving. Most of the time, there's just something about each vehicle that puts me off. Generally, something like price, mileage, transmission (I really don't want another automatic), condition, or desirability (there has to be some appeal to it). I can't find a good combination of all that. I'm more or less open to just about anything that's a car (no trucks, SUVs, minivans, or crossovers), "traitor" comment inducing Toyotas (though you won't see me in a Camry or Corolla), included. I've looked at just about everything thus far. I wish a few of the vehicles I've come across over the past year were still available.

I'm a better driver when I shift my own gears. Autos make me lazy and desire to listen to Cyndi Lauper. Its true, it makes you less of a man.

Working in a pharmacy, I've come to appreciate the terms "hold, please."

They're better off than Chrysler...

*as flames begin to mysteriously rise from what is known as the beast*

1988? 1990?! 1995?!?!

One word: Quad4. There is no such thing as reliability with one.

I agree. If my Mom could learn to drive one, it's certainly not rocket science.

Live reveal video: This car is hot, pure and simple.

Uh... More like a Corvette?

I don't like this guy because of that statement.

The exterior is decent for what it is, can't really complain except for how odd the front fender/A-pillar area looks. The interior.. well.. besides the attractive gauges, surround and steering wheel, its quite horrid. Sure... its functional and has a NAV system, but it looks like ass.

I love this car. I'll tell you why... It gives me alot to bitch about. The front fascia is a complete failure, the rear fascia has far too many random lines, the wheels look overly small, the wheel flares are too big and flat, and the body is essentially the same. This car is a mess. It's not understated like the previous TSX, it's not beautiful like the TL... Even the RL (before the botched face lift) is a better looking car.

Needless to say, I love it.

Oh wow... That is... different. If it weren't for the horrid front fascia and the wheel flares that are just flat and huge, it wouldnt look so bad. The body and interior are pretty good while the rear is decent, atleast.

The Cutlass is the biggest waste of money, there could ever be... And, bitch please, I only pay $2.19 for my frappachinos and they are wonderful things.

My friend is a self proclaimed homophobic gay man.

Nah... That's not correct until you change the Hummer to a Cutlass.

Sort of sounds like communism.

Well then, that explains it.

I grew up a half hour from where you did and corndogs are no where to be found. Not only have I never had one, I've never seen one.

Crossovers are out for me, as well. I'm only considering vehicles with just enough ground clearance to tackle speed bumps and the occasional curb. GTI's are alright, but probably too much of a risk for me.