They were and still are cool cars. My close friend growing up had a cutlass supreme which wasn’t as cool but we worked on his car A LOT and always liked it very much
What would your last vehicle be if you had to decide today
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Thank you much. I bought it when I was 24 (43 now). It was my daily for 10 years and has had fun car status since then. A little over 77k miles. I've gone back and forth with selling it over the years, but my kids are now 10 and 7 and they both love it so it isn't going anywhere.
How awesome, I love it!! That makes it a thousand times better when the kids love it.
I’ll go with a Ferrari F40. I can always Uber to get groceries and stuff right? 
I’ll deliver your groceries and cook you a meal once a month if you take me out cruising in it once a monthI’ll go with a Ferrari F40. I can always Uber to get groceries and stuff right?
drop that baby on 222 and I’ll stop watch the run time from Lancaster to Reading 
Changed my mind.
Last of the V8 interceptors. You’re a monster if you don’t want the same thing.
Also okay:
Riding eternal on the fury road is also acceptable.
Last of the V8 interceptors. You’re a monster if you don’t want the same thing.
Also okay:
Riding eternal on the fury road is also acceptable.
Today, I would just replace my 8 year old F250 with a nearly identical new model (with a couple extra options that were not available when I purchased it new). I tow to much now and nothing new can really replace a diesel engine. If I had to replace any of my other vehicles, really don't know-it is why I have a Scout reservation and not a new vehicle. I tend to get the vehicles I want, and nothing has pegged my want meter since the F250. Only new vehicle we have gotten since the F250 was updating our Jeep (and the reason for that upgrade is the diesel engine that is no longer an Jeep option). In the next 2 years, perhaps something new will be on the radar other than the Scout - but I doubt it will be in production before the Scout.
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