thevictor390
Teen Wankeler
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2007
- Messages
- 11,892
- Location
- Massachusetts
- Car(s)
- '17 Mazda MX-5 RF, '89 Toyota Blizzard SX5
We have $1 coins
We have $1 coins
Then again, we have polymer banknotes, which tend to last for a long time too.
People all around me buy stupid cars. It's upsetting.
People all around me buy stupid cars. It's upsetting.
They'd rather have a full frontal lobotomy than a bottle in front of them - eh wot?Related to that, I just noticed yesterday that our new neighbours in the street have a black Ssangyong Stavic (Rodius). This means that, I have one Ssangyong in the street at my mother's place, in addition to the white Stavic/Rodius at the house directly across from my father's house. These things are pretty rare (thankfully) at worst, except for the immediate vicinity of where I live. WHAT IN THE ACTUAL FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?! :?
I'm hungry NOW. Fillet steak, potatoes an fine beans never cook quick enough.
Bollocks.
I don't know how crazy someone would have to be to buy a Saab.
I don't know how crazy someone would have to be to buy a Saab.
I don't know how crazy someone would have to be to buy a Saab.
Well. I mean now. 3 or 4 months ago I was considering it. I was just sayin'. Where are you going to get parts or maintenance?
Parts and service for Saabs are easy to find in New England and maybe other areas with an established population of Saab owners. Most of these places have a combination of left-wing propensities and cold climate. I live within a 10 minute drive of the country's oldest Saab dealership, and it's continuing to stay open for the foreseeable future; there are also a good number of indie mechanics that specialize in Saab around here. Outside these zones, it'll be a crapshoot, no doubt.