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what if your pride and joy is base level hatchback with a manual transmission?
It's a vehicle. It's used for transpiration. Being proud of it is always weird.
You drive a tree?
I drive a car. Not an extension of my penis.
Whoa, I ran a used 5-speed for about a decade and totally douched out on how much I was not paying for my car.
i have a couple of friends who are stupidly addicted to their falling apart 20 year old cars, but they seem to take perverse pride in dropping $5K for a new transmission or other major repair every other year, and going on about how much they are saving buy not buying a new car...
i have one buddy with a 2004 VW and he's spend like 20K on it in the past 4-5 years and like goes on about how new cars are all debt traps and he'll never have a loan again... and i'm over here looking at a used Integra that's like 2 years old and is like 25K... and won't need any major repairs for 15+ years...