The Inferno, whatever the hell this shit is supposed to be

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that one car from cars

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Nissan Tsuru or 'Coffin Car'.

4000 deaths linked to this car and his poor ratings on crash tests.

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Nissan Tsuru

Stayed in production until 2017

Notable for scoring 0 in 2010's crash tests

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Best boobs too

best chest

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Relax kid, you can't call a 130ho tdi engine a sleeper, tractor maybe.

I would probably stick with the akina speed stars sticker as I think it would suit the car itself well

Join the Night Kids

Hey there! Czech here, great choice, I love that you consider it a "sleeper" :D

I'd personally see the Škoda RS's of this generation as having a very Night Kids vibe :)

keisuke x bunta yaoi fanart

Minari

The Brutalist

Damn right Drive My Car is the best Oscar film of 2021

The best thing you can do is to play the game in a methodical way from the beginning. My early mistake was playing only a little bit of too many different series at once. I spent a lot of money (even real money) and rarely came close to earning any cars free.

Now I farm daily on one R$ series and one M$ series. I still suck at it; 55 miles is my max so far. I usually skip the main page series unless the car is easy to win or has a good payout. I FUed the F1 Exhibition, 2019 RB, 2024 Merc, and I'm now working on the Valente.

Check in EVERY day. Watch the ads, Work on a series, two at most. You earn GC every time you advance one 25% completion. You're gonna want the Audi R8 LMS Ultra for R$, and the McLaren 720S GT3. I enjoy the GT3 cars and most anything BMW. Sticky cars that make up for my terrible racing lines.

The 2019 F1 events in Motorsports hub only use Ms, but you will need about 2.2 million Ms saved up before starting one of them. Otherwise in the current round you can do the Jesko Absolut event for all 1s or no upgrades at all.

Motorsport exhibitions series can be completed upgradeless, and i do think some of the early road collection series might give net positive gold, just because of how cheap upgrades are and one car being used in up to 2-3 series

I completed Track Masters, IMSA, and Mazda 787 in e Endurance prototypes as a rookie without upgrades or buying the cars.

The Porsche 918 Spyder Concept doesn’t need any upgrades to complete V8 Performance Brawl 100%, it already starts at the required PR for the series.

Many charitable organizations use the same back end service provider (https://careasy.org/) to handle the actual logistics of getting the car and moving on to the next step (sale, auction, disposal, etc.) So, pick an organization that you'd like to support and there's probably a link on their website to donate your vehicle, or go through the link above.

I donated a car a few years ago using this service and it was all very easy. I know people at the nonprofit that benefitted and they confirmed that a high percentage (80%?) makes it to the nonprofit. I set an appointment, the pickup driver came to me, loaded the vehicle on, gave me a receipt to show it was picked up. Later, when my car did get more than $500 at auction, I was sent a receipt for tax purposes showing the actual amount. (If it's less than $500 you can just deduct $500 with no receipt).

Also, avoid Kars for Kids. Gets very low ratings for the amount that actually gets to the charity.

NPR takes car donations.

I believe the National Kidney Foundation? accepts junk cars.

Better off selling for cheap on Facebook or offer up. Sell it cheap and it will be gone quick. Donate the money or portion if you want. Tax write off isn't what a lot of people think. Plus the charities also get pennies on the dollar unless they process and sell the cars which almost none do.

I live just outside of Charlottesville and donated my car to the Purple Heart Foundation a few years ago. It was no longer running and they towed it out of our barn. I recommend the careasy.org the other commenter mentioned. It was really easy to arrange!

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almost forgot, this thing is also made by porsche

Mercedes 500e

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unironicly built by porsche, comissioned by merc

Somebody needs to make a compilation of those Autobild renders. The fact that a VW Sharan with Twingo lights tricked so many people into thinking Porshe made a minivan proves they had some top tier trolls in their crew.

Porsche golf cart

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MAUS

They did hybrid drivetrains before they were cool

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My 123k mile 1989 951.

Runs beautifully. Not a drop of anything on my garage floor.

I’m sure a lot of you guys know this but Porsche supports vintage cars with brand new parts to a much further extent than anyone else. I can buy brand new OEM everything for this car 36yrs later. Straight to my doorstep.

If a glove box latch crusts out due to old age I can just buy a brand new one. With enough funds and love these cars can essentially stay in brand new state forever.

1979 924 here with ~160,000. All of them by me or my dad who bought it brand new. Well maintained, all original.

Agreed. Before my 981 I only owned Japanese cars. They are reliable on a different level. Nothing broke in my 5 years of ownership of these cars(Mirage > 350Z > 370Z.) My Boxster has had door panels, soft top, & sensors replaced all covered under warranty which was fantastic. My local dealer took care of me no questions asked. Having said that, I still would say it’s very reliable, perhaps mechanically speaking.

Damn, you have my HS dream car. I may have had a poster of one, and definitely had a scrapbook with reviews and pictures I took when I was lucky enough to see one.

I owned a '74 ( possibly the worst year ever- mine had rust and a bad electrical system) in college. It frequently had to be push-started, but it was a blast and could do trailing throttle oversteer at reasonable speeds thanks to its skinny tires. I regret recently trading in a 911.1 at probably the lowest price they will ever be. I miss them and can't wait to get another.

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130k miles, 2006 911 Carrera. Drives like half its age

There is a 356 with close to 1 million miles

I’ve got 47769 miles on my 2023 Carrera T. Had it since new so one owner car. Drove 7k miles in a less then half a year of 2023 got it end of July. I drove 30,269 miles or so in 2024 10,500 miles or so in 2025 so far Loving it and I hope to have tons of miles on it in 50 years

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If I keep up at my pace I’d have 800 to 1mill miles by the end of those 50 years

Just for fun, I checked: The highest milage Porsche for sale in Norway right now is a petrol Panamera with 225K miles. Priced at USD 27,600. There is also a diesel Cayenne with similar milage.
https://www.finn.no/mobility/item/421972008

Mercedes used to be quality IMO. My grandfather put 750k miles on a 1982 300D. My first car was a '85 300TD - total tank.

I had a GLK 350 that was a total piece of shit money pit I was happy to sell. It needed multiple 4 figure repairs before the 70k mile mark. Modern Benz is trash I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole.

Don't get me wrong, I love German cars. I've owned a 928, 986, 968, and a 951. All amazing (the 928 was pretty greedy with repairs but that was a halo car for it's time).

I've had a few Audis as well, but nothing takes the cake for total shitbox like that GLK 350. That soured me on Benz forever. Cheap seats that crack within a few years, plastic interior parts, sourcing a GM intake flap they knew was faulty, balance shaft engineering nightmares, an AC unit that never wanted to stay fixed, brake master cylinder failure. You name it - it broke on that GLK.

I just drove my 981 GTS yesterday the first time in 2 months (not much time recently) and damn i forgot HOW MUCH i loved it.

I’ve got a 981 S that has PSE, PTV, PASM, SC, and a manual. A previous owner installed a GTS front and rear bumper, including the middle radiator for the front. It’s got memory seats and the base interior.

So aside from the small power boost and Alcantara and nice interior, it’s pretty much a GTS. So I can agree - GTS is excellent. This GTS-lite is excellent. I occasionally think of what would be nice after it, but generally reach the conclusion “yeah, it’s too good for what it is and wouldn’t want to sell it.”

Agree. Miss mine every time I drive my GT4

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The best Porsche is the one you’re driving