1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

it shows quality over quantity lol

 

No german is just overly engineered and after about 10 years it falls apart and cost a shit ton of money to fix because its stupid hard to work on.

 

You're not wrong.. but I hate that you're right haha..

 

ever tried to change the oil in a benz? me either lol. my gf's VW is a pain and we just send it in for maintenance be the last german car we'll own. already thinking about trading it in for a 5th gen 4runner. which i wont be able to modify

 

no on my parents benz. thing sits an inch above the ground but its a modern one so if i did change it it'll still yell at you for a service day

 

I learned to drive in an 84 TD Jetta, 68 horses of fury, man I miss that car

 

There is still that point in time. Its called volvo

 

Nope but i worked on a saab and that sucked.
Also changed the air filter on a benz. There was two and you had to undo 14 bolts and alot of clips

 

*the other german*

 

Can pull off making pretty damn good fighter planes, but can't make a car that runs right

 

Everyone has a saab story. Luckily i live my saab story through my freind who owns two

 

ha thats cute i had a yugo with a 1.1L as a first car 54 screaming horsepower. only way to get to 50mph push it off a cliff that was my first car lol

 

But they do....
sense like 1930

 

oh that poor person

 

That Jetta would still do 85 on a good day, and get 45 mpg doing it

 

Mitsubishi Made fighter planes too...

 

Ours had one window crank that you put on any of the 4 windows that you wanted rolled down haha

 

best day when i had the yugo was i traded it in for a '88 ranger with 5.0L v8 lol that was fun in the winter time no heater and no traction. went everywhere sideways lol. not saying it was bad but it was insanely fun taught me throttle control and how to drive a 5 speed.

 

Is that part of the light weight race package so you can go fast?
Must of learned that trick fron the Porsche 911 line

 

Land Cruiser? Says Toyota on the front. I want to say FJ40?