Is that legal?

Yeah

I also drive a 1957 car

The vintage car hobby is alive and well in America

Idk why it wouldn't be legal to drive an older car lmfao <:KEK:465443054254424065> @nnqlnc

Get a load of this one

Dont you waste more money on repairs

Than on buying an actual new vehicle

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Dude

Yeah lemme just buy this $35k car that depreciates in value $3-5k per year and has to go to the dealership because none of our local mechanics can afford a $10-15k diagnostics kit for new vehicles, that I don't enjoy driving

Not really how it works but alright

Keep driving ur 33 year old car

Yeah, and I'll enjoy it

>not really how it works
Ok buddy, guess as an American living in rural America, I have no idea how new cars work out here

Pretty much

Most new cars are Asian imports and parts have to be imported if they're not readily available. I drive a domestic model so that isn't a problem

That and I don't have to get my car towed 50 miles to Tacoma if I need to take it to a dealership.

I bought a semi new car for 10k and im doing just find with it

But I dont really live in rural america

@Jefferson If I buy a 29 FUCKING YEAR OLD Honda CRX and i have to replace the ENTIRE GODDAMN ENGINE every year, it would still cost less than financing the cheapest car on the american market. Replacing on a CRX costs 1500$ for the engine (assuming you dont go to junker) and, if you pay someone else, $1000, totalling to 2,500 dollars. The cheapest new car with the cheapo financing will run you at least 3,000 a year in payments lmao (Nissan versa)

And if you don't make those payments (including interest rates), your car goes bye-bye

Unless you've got a mental disability and buy a notoriously unreliable car (Like an Audi, then break even compared to payment XD) then you're paying much less

retards can go muh FEATURES muh FEATURES, well okay retard, you could literally buy a bluetooth radio, rear and front view cameras, parking sensors, blind spot alert system, sound deadening, cruise control, electronic AC, and a complete sound system for less than a thousand dollars.

Take 5 grand and buy an older car and swap a reliable toyota or honda engine in if it isn't one, and upgrade all the creature comforts, and have money left over. Oh yeah, and by the way, most older cars are compatible with putting in a nice steering wheel or a seat that you like if you want to complain about comfort, too.

Jefferson is Czech, I really don't fucking know how to compare the Czech auto industry to the American auto industry

Europoor?

IS IT ILLEGAL TO DRIVE A 33 YEAR OLD CAR IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC??

Oh, forgot but turns out my neighbor's 1987 Acura is an Acura Legend, not an Integra

It's a zippy little car, I love it

He made his own custom ash tray, it's a wooden plank with a circle cut out where he puts a black plastic cup lol

If you think that you can get ALL that for less than 1k then youre delusional

America, baby

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Thats just the AC

@Jefferson Electric dumbass

Also compressor units are cheap lmao

@SheepTeeth I owned a legend lmao yeah they are cruisers. Very quiet on the highway

https://www.amazon.com/Underdash-Evaporator-Applications-Louvers-Grilles/dp/B078B3BNYB/ref=asc_df_B078B3BNYB/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312429177733&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10039276590180881748&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9029028&hvtargid=pla-570918388069&psc=1 @Jefferson

I will make a cart and prove you wrong lmao

I bought a used truck for 11k