Do you think we own nice cars?
#11
Yea, mine always got confused with being newer than it was. All of my friend'* loved the car and riding in it, so I guess that is a plus. Used to have friends calling dibs on riding with me if we had to take more than 1 car.
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I love my car. 87-91 gen can kick a lot of cars' asses in appearance. My car-enthusiest friends all like her.. and around here everyone knows what a beast the 3800 is, and not to mess with me about my car being slow. It'* a big deal when you have a 3.8L.. because 2Ls are what'* going around here.
Also quite a few people don't believe my car is an '89 because she'* rust free.. and that I don't burn any oil. It'* like award-worthy when a car doesn't burn oil around here. But yeah, I wouldn't trade her for the world.
-justin
Also quite a few people don't believe my car is an '89 because she'* rust free.. and that I don't burn any oil. It'* like award-worthy when a car doesn't burn oil around here. But yeah, I wouldn't trade her for the world.
-justin
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When I was looking to buy I figured..it'* a car. I'm an optionaholic, and I'm impressed with the number of options it comes with. An IT guy here logged onto my pc for a moment and said.."wow...awesome car", friends and family at first thought it was kind of big. We all know, Bonnie'* are not small. Just slide into that seat and a feeling of relaxation and comfort over take you.
Everyone loves the dash and most can't undertand HUD until they see it for themselves. Once they do they still have trouble understanding how a 10 year old car has so many great features and toys.
Personally the gas tank door lock and the inflator are the two that surprised me the most. I never expected to have options like that.
Everyone loves the dash and most can't undertand HUD until they see it for themselves. Once they do they still have trouble understanding how a 10 year old car has so many great features and toys.
Personally the gas tank door lock and the inflator are the two that surprised me the most. I never expected to have options like that.
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I've always thought the 96-99'* are nice cars, based on the taillights alone...
I've had a few people say "Nice Car", but unfortunately, the ony "car people" I know are here...
I've had a few people say "Nice Car", but unfortunately, the ony "car people" I know are here...
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
I've always thought the 96-99'* are nice cars, based on the taillights alone...
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
The bonneville is too common and doesn't have any one attribute that stands out on it'* own in my humble opinion. Jack of all trades, master of none? Not a bad thing, just what it is. They're great cars, and could be a classic later on, but FWD will hurt that.
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Originally Posted by asonofabeach69
well its kinda like honey comb i guess, doesnt look like it exactly, I still dont see it though on many bonnevilles