Cory Wolfe

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.

Sometimes... It rare, though. Generally I use a glass, as thats what they were made for.

I love Subaru and I'm sure its a great vehicle, but the Forester is the one vehicle that I cannot stand the styling of. Plus, it's more of a wagon/hatchback than a crossover, to me. Agree.

Gen Y, of course. 1988 rules, yo! Maybe he's secretly into boys, therefore you never noticed.

Come on... How many times have you seen me fall in love with a car and not buy it?

Technically, it would be my Grand Am... Not to mention that this Fiero would have to atleast be an 88 Formula.

Yes... Most of my Millenia pictures are stolen from MazdaWorld. I'll sign in over there every once in a while. I do agree... His is very nice, mine is no comparison. Thanks, though.

Base models... And from what I understand, it doesn't matter. Whore. Yes, that is certainly a more complete list. I intentionally left out higher priced vehicles.. My prices via Motor Trends buyers guide. They seem to differ from those.

...Looks like a fun one. Does it run? Is it in good shape? I mean.. if you're going to just give it away for free...

Congrats. Now you just have to get rid of that ugly faux wood trim.

Mine only? That's not fair. Millenia: 6 Grand Am: 4 Counting our entire property... F-250: 8 Sunfire: 4 Ferguson: 4 Goldwing: 4 (Dad traded his Nighthawk) Craftsman #1: 2 Craftsman #2: 1 Yamaha #1: 1 Yamaha #2: 1 Yamaha #3: 1 TRX200: 1 MTD: 1 Ryobi: 1 For a total of: 39

Smaller - 179" long and less. Grand Vitara Tuscun Patriot Sportage CR-V Mariner Escape Forester Larger - 180" long and more. CX-7 RDX Outlander Vue RAV4 Sorento Torrent Equinox

Or... You could buy an midsize competitor, get a much better vehicle in all categories... and then have hot monkey sex on the much, much, much higher quality dash. Hell, might even pocket some money since the Avenger is, surprisingly, not the cheapest in price.Avenger: $18,895 Fusion: $17,800 Accord: $18,700 Sonata: $17,795 Optima: $16,995 Milan: $18,710 Galant: $18,595 Altima: $18,500 G6: $17,645 Camry: $18,850 Out of all those, it costs the most, yet is no where near being the best car. Sad.

Regardless... You based that on spy shots of a mule. To make uninformed observations, then lambast the vehicle for it... That was retarded. There is no justifying it. Curves are not everything. Take a look at the Cadillac Cien. There wasn't a curve to be seen. It was still sexy as hell. If you want curves and smooth, round organic forms... buy a 1998 Ford Taurus.

I must say, though, SOAD versus Metallica, as far as Master of Puppets... Still goes to SOAD for depth. Course, they tend to use different styles for different songs. Some are tuned in the mids and highs, while offer more range and the depth we're talking about. John's drum set is pretty wild... not the simple setups used by most bands in the 80's. It's apparent in the video for "Chop Suey!". Either way, I'm biased and SOAD's unique style isn't for everybody.

Not at all... Two entirely different designs. Welcome. Nice 626... You should check out my Millenia.

I will agree.

Well... That is cool. Nice to see Mazda using a Miller cycle once again.

No... That's called stubble. If I were to let it grow out further... It would then be a beard. Don't take things so literal you silly man.

Never heard of being able to grow a better beard than my dad being referred to as peach fuzz...

Tell Jesus to hump a light bulb and tell her anyways.