What do you drive, Jow Forums? What is /ourcar/?
Pic related is a literal VW Jow Forumso/
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low insurance and maintenance high mpg masterrace
a little slow though
do they even sell the Polo in usa?
i drive my house around, a honda Jow Forums
Nice weed eater engine
No. Engine displacement is too low. Most burgers around me drive luxobarges
Ram sport, cars feel like you're sitting on the street rolling around.
>Engine displacement too low
The polo gti exists
youtube.com
F250 diesel
I drive a 2000 Toyota Camry LE that has a little Jesus fish on the back and Hawaiian seat covers in the front.
Volvo v60 and Ford transit for work
Noice!
1996 Alfa Romeo 155
Very well maintained, have had it for 2 years and zero problems, no visible damage or wear to speak of.
2.0 Turbo-Diesel
Mine has tan leather seats and wooden dash, steering wheel and gear shifter knob btw.
Oh and its the 2.0 liter version. Accelerates like a beast.
>motorbike
>low insurance
Lmao
Alfa Romeo is /ourcar/ because the logo is literally a muslims getting eaten by a snake.
Just support your homeland manufacturer is best i think.
And if your shit hole of a country doesn't make anything?
Saab 95, forged, 19T compressor. Runs on White Power!
honda ej2 civic coupe with 450hp and cheap ethanol
Yeah my country only has one car brand and they make expensive sports cars. Peak aesthetics though.
I drive a 2017 corolla le
because someone told me corollas were reliable
and I was like, cool
Built a hot rod using as many locally-sourced components as possible.
You better put some performance mods on that thing or else you're a double gay normalfag.
There is not a lot of good things that came from black American culture, but I have to admit that gold spoke wheels look fucking beautiful, especially big ones on a classic Buick regal or something. And making the cars bounce is admittedly kind of cool.
>but I have to admit that gold spoke wheels look fucking beautiful, especially big ones on a classic Buick regal or something. And making the cars bounce is admittedly kind of cool.
Yeah yeah whatever. Not saying I would drive it but it does look pretty sweet.
Mercedes glc 250
And ford focus
...Mom?!
Based
Buy a Dacia
I drive a Honda Civic. Pretty good car for commuting to work. 11 years old with 150K miles on it. Hasn’t given me any major issues except the alternator going out a year or so ago.
Ford Focus Mk1...
BMW F30 with winter alloys
Lotus Exige Sport 350.
I'm considering building a tubular frame track car, but most components and the whole engine/gearbox will have to be foreign
It's clearly the VW Thing, the closest we get to a Kubelwagen.
Japanese engine, manual, basic as fuck (roll-up windows) but has AC and it's roomy.