Most /fa/ car?

[Anonymous No.17208136]

I don’t like anything besides coupes

[Anonymous No.17208145]

2 door suv but only if you actually go off road

[Anonymous No.17208149]

>>17208136
Cars aren’t effay, uber black or gtfo

[Anonymous No.17208152]

As /fa/ as it gets

[Anonymous No.17208156]

>>17208149
Why would I want to ride with some broke driver playing shitty music

[Anonymous No.17208162]

>>17208152
are older model Mercedes/BMWS reliable? I like them more than newer ones since they look a lot classier and not as obnoxious than modern luxury cars

[Anonymous No.17208168]

>>17208149
>not owning anything is effay

[Anonymous No.17208178]

>>17208162
Lmao

[Anonymous No.17208187]

i drive a prelude

[Anonymous No.17208192]

>>17208156
Uber black has only 5 star reviews and drives a luxury car or suv that is black with leather seats and they wear suits and open your door and dont make small talk
>>17208168
Owning a car is not effay because it means you live somewhere where you need a car to eat which isnt effay

[Anonymous No.17208194]

>>17208162
Used bmws are called
B ig
M oney
W asters
for a reason, mercedes will cost more to own used than brand new

[Anonymous No.17208195]

>>17208192
Owning a car isn't /fa/. Owning 5 or more is /fa/.

[Anonymous No.17208197]

>>17208136
1966 Corvette Stingray in Nassau Blue

[Anonymous No.17208201]

>>17208194
Bmw, mercades, alpha, audi, jag, maserati

These are for leasing not owning. The only yuro carmaker that would own is volvo.

[Anonymous No.17208204]

>>17208195
Still not effay

[Anonymous No.17208207]

>>17208136
How is an 86 /fa/? at all? It's cheap and attracts kids

[Anonymous No.17208208]

>>17208201
I agree but volvo is owner by china

[Anonymous No.17208213]

>>17208201
New volvos are Chinese shit though.

[Anonymous No.17208217]

>>17208204
Living in a pod in a bughive and owning nothing isn't /fa/.

[Anonymous No.17208218]

>>17208207
Cheap sporty cars have always attracted kids. I agree that it’s not effay though.

[Anonymous No.17208219]

>>17208208
>>17208213
Damn that sucks. So now Volvo AND Saab are dead. The world is a dark and sad place. Now all I can buy is a lexus or a subaru?

[Anonymous No.17208224]

>>17208217
Living somewhere where you don’t need a car to get basics like food != living in a pod and owning nothing bud

[Anonymous No.17208225]

>>17208207
It looks better than the majority of cars I see on the road. Obviously not the coolest of all time, but it’s fun and swaggy for the price pointV8RYP

[Anonymous No.17208228]

>>17208224
Do non car owners have to grocery shop every day? Is usually go 2 weeks between grocery trips because I can just pack it into the car, but you have to carry everything by hand back to your flat.

[Anonymous No.17208229]

>>17208219
Or just ditch the car all together and uber black when needed, it’s even cheaper if you dont need to drive to work

[Anonymous No.17208230]

>>17208224
Not him but suburban commuter hell isn’t much better.

[Anonymous No.17208232]

>>17208229
You must not be American.

[Anonymous No.17208236]

>>17208228
We mostly eat at one of the 5 dozen restaurants within a 5 minute walk. When considering time to get, cook, clean up + gas + food + energy to cook + wear and tear + equipment and the slim margins restaurants make relying on bulk buying, you have to make less than $2/hr to cook for yourself

[Anonymous No.17208242]

>>17208230
My point is being suburban and having to own a car is hell, but that doesn’t mean you have to live in a 250sq studio and own nothing a la wef
>>17208232
I am

[Anonymous No.17208243]

>>17208236
Cooking for yourself is way cheaper. Cope.

[Anonymous No.17208245]

Porsche 911
There is no substitute

[Anonymous No.17208247]

>>17208224
If you own less than 10 acres you own nothing. Living in a city or suburb is fucking horrific. You literally cannot own anything in either. If you are rich enough to keep a pod to visit and have actual property elsewhere, cool. But living in a pedestrian city surrounded by strangers is truly disgusting, absolutely repulsive. If you have reprive and are just slumming cool but being trapped in that pit, my god......

[Anonymous No.17208249]

>>17208236
This guy eats food he can't see the chain of custody to. What does goybean oil and sysco food taste like these days?

[Anonymous No.17208254]

>>17208225
I agree with all your points but that's not /fa/. I guess our definitions differ.
The new GR and 2022 BRZ are a step up though

[Anonymous No.17208255]

>>17208243
Its not though
>>17208247
Sure bud, keep telling yourself that
>>17208249
You cant see the chain of custody of the food you buy at goymart either, no one is suggesting the alternative is eating at McDonalds

[Anonymous No.17208256]

>>17208247
How much land do you own?

[Anonymous No.17208258]

>>17208242
Where the fuck do you live? NYC? Our city planning lead to our car-dependency. Most people can’t do anything about that.

[Anonymous No.17208260]

>>17208255
>comparing city goypods to goyburbs as if that is the only option
>goyfeed is his only food

Is this the power of socialized government education?

[Anonymous No.17208262]

>>17208258
Yes, but I have lived in DC and Seattle as well, a car isn’t needed in either. You only need a car if you are too poor to live close enough to work and have to commute, which is certainly not effay

[Anonymous No.17208263]

>>17208260
Yeah champ, I’m sure you live on a 1000 acre ranch in montana and have cows and chickens and a garden and grow all of tour own food. Lol, lmao

[Anonymous No.17208264]

>>17208256
Fbi go away.

[Anonymous No.17208266]

>>17208255
Let’s take the simplistic example of an omelette.

At a breakfast restaurant an omelette costs $15 and takes 45 minutes to get to my table.

At home I can cook the same omelette with $2 of ingredients in about 15 minutes.

Over 10 days that’s $150 and 450 minutes of time at a restaurant. $20 and 150 minutes at home.

[Anonymous No.17208268]

>>17208262
Living anywhere more than 50 miles from the coast makes car-ownership necessary. You’ve lived in huge, dense cities with good public transportation, by American standards, and actually walkable space. Life’s different in flyover land.

[Anonymous No.17208269]

>>17208263
>the goyboy living in his goypod eating goyslop is angered by the idea of someone not

What would you say if I told you that the ahit they spray produce with makes it ripen so quickly that it would heat up and spoil in a day if we didn't refrigerate it? What if I told you some if it like watwrmelons were literally injected with chemicals? Would you believe me?

[Anonymous No.17208274]

>>17208266
This is the suburb mentality of restaurants = applebees and every meal is sit down delivered by a waiter
>>17208268
Flyover land isnt effay, which is what the thread is about
>>17208269
I wouldnt care

[Anonymous No.17208279]

>>17208152
>>17208197
good picks

[Anonymous No.17208285]

>>17208274
If it’s just some coffee shop or pizza place where they reheat hours old food I’m good on that. If I’m gonna go to a restaurant that shit needs to be prepared fresh

[Anonymous No.17208298]

>>17208285
Lmao you suburban cucks are so adorable with how naive you are. In your example, I could order an omelette and coffee from my bed for $6 and walk 2 minutes to get it. Like I said, the math works out to you making less than $2/hr to cook for yourself

[Anonymous No.17208471]

>>17208162
The older bmws and mercedes are more reliable especially those diesels. The one i posted is a w210 with the v8 engine those are reliable if youre on top of the maintenance. It all comes down to taking care of your stuff on those older models.

[Anonymous No.17208472]

tons of cars are effay, it just depends on what style you also go with. the car must match you to truly be cool. you can have a beautiful classic 911 but if youre wearing techwear youll look dumb. heres a shitty outfit and shitty car but together they look good

[Anonymous No.17208473]

>>17208201
>Bmw, mercades, alpha, audi, jag, maserati
oh?
>These are for leasing not owning. The only yuro carmaker that would own is volvo.
imagine simping for chink trash

[Anonymous No.17208474]

‘87 Nissan Presidential

[Anonymous No.17208481]

My /fa/mobile

[Anonymous No.17208835]

boat tail buick riviera that was made for only 2 years.

[Anonymous No.17208885]

A nice car.

[Anonymous No.17208920]

>>17208298
>living in a suburb or a city
>bragging about eating goyslop
wow thats so gross haha

[Anonymous No.17208962]

>>17208245
This

[Anonymous No.17209000]

>>17208149
>>17208168
*smacks teeth*
yeah nah pham u gotta get on that smooth ride luxe vibes kinda ting ygm pham

[Anonymous No.17209002]

>>17208136
Ford T

[Anonymous No.17209006]

>>17208136
Fiat 501

[Anonymous No.17209018]

>>17208472
Yes, that's why I need a Vauxhall Corsa.

[Anonymous No.17209021]

>>17209018
the most anglo image i've seen all week

[Anonymous No.17209060]

Any corvette from the 60s. 911 from the 80s

[Anonymous No.17209062]

>>17208245
>i have absolutely no imagination: the car

[Anonymous No.17209064]

Toyota pick up trucks.

[Anonymous No.17209131]

>>17209062
>poorfag: the post

[Anonymous No.17209146]

any full sized sedan from the mid to late 90s. boat gang.

[Anonymous No.17209177]

honda fit 2010 tidewater

[Anonymous No.17209217]

>>17209131
>it's an upper middle class thinks its rich episode

[Anonymous No.17209244]

>>17208136
This is my ride. Auto market should crash soon(tm). Gonna try and snag me some olds mobile like an ALC. eagle hatchback. I just hope the crash comes by next November

[Anonymous No.17209245]

>>17209244
Based nigger

[Anonymous No.17209301]

>>17208274
>living in a bug hive

[Anonymous No.17209332]

>>17209301
>every city apartment is a 200 sqft studio facing a brick wall meant for students and poverty
rural and suburban cucks are so adorable, pic related is affordable on the average salary

[Anonymous No.17209342]

>>17209332
>living in a pod

Have you actually been to that city? It is absolutely disgusting. The air is so polluted that a visible greasy film washes off of your skin from one day walking around. And when you walk around you are surrounded by gross immigrants. Everything is tiny and fucked up. That 'park' is mostly concrete with fake rocks. It's truly a dismal place.

[Anonymous No.17209349]

>>17209342
I live here, those are tourists bud, like yourself, they stick to like 3 areas. The park isnt fake rocks lmao you’ve clearly never been here

[Anonymous No.17209358]

>>17209349
I have been there. It is absolutely disgusting. The park is green disgusting water with a bunch of minorities clamoring over fake concrete rocks. Your pic is a pod. Everyone on the east coast is delusional though so don't blame yourself. Pennsylvanians actually think they have good nature like they are Montana or something. The people out there literally don't know how bad they have it.

[Anonymous No.17209362]

>>17209358
Lmao, meanwhile, here is your house and you have to drive 15 minutes to get food. Embarrassing, really

[Anonymous No.17209367]

>>17209362
>posts deciduous forest

[Anonymous No.17209374]

>>17209367
So the rest was dead on? Haha, gotcha

[Anonymous No.17209376]

>>17209374
Literally nothing looks like that in the west anon. You have just never left the east coast so you don't know the difference.

[Anonymous No.17209381]

>>17209376
I’ve been to 49 states and 31 countries, that is the hovels most not urbanites really live in

[Anonymous No.17209390]

>>17209381
You haven't left the east coast.

[Anonymous No.17209397]

>>17209390
Name a state or country and I’ll post a pic of me there

[Anonymous No.17209400]

>>17209062
The thing is, there are practically no substitutes for a 911 in its niche, i.e. a purist driver's car. You'd have to be a special kind of retard to buy one for its looks.

[Anonymous No.17209403]

>>17209397
Lets see one on the great continental divide.

[Anonymous No.17209404]

>>17209400
Now that I think about it, by that logic the 911 might be the least /fa/ car there is. Not that I consider that an insult in the slightest.

[Anonymous No.17209405]

>>17209400
911s are peak sovl, you can buy one and keep it your whole life

[Anonymous No.17209407]

>>17209405
Because there is never a new one?

[Anonymous No.17209425]

>>17209403
Childs play

[Anonymous No.17209444]

>>17209425
Why would you live in a disgusting ugly place after having seen good looking ones?

[Anonymous No.17209450]

>>17209444
Cities are better to live in, you can easily travel when you want to see something else. Only a loser cant hack it in a city and copes to the countryside

[Anonymous No.17209455]

>>17209342
Brooklyn is not that bad.

[Anonymous No.17209463]

>>17209450
I cannot stand even setting foot in a city. I still do it to travel with friends and family but they are really disgusting. They are too filthy and filled with gross people and homeless. I hate lines, I hate crowds, I hate ugly concrete. I can get yuro cities where they actually look nice but not here. Here there is no charm, only repulsive ugliness.

[Anonymous No.17209466]

>>17209463
You don't hate cities you just hate negros and 'other colored' folk.
European cities are also headed in the same direction. Unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.17209470]

>>17209463
You’re going to the poverty tourist places that get used 100k times a day

[Anonymous No.17209472]

>>17209470
Maybe he doesn't have the cash to spend?

[Anonymous No.17209474]

>>17209466
Anywhere I can't escape and will have riots within a week of the power grid failing are a no go. The entire i95 zone is a deathtrap and that is a fact not an opinion. Suburbs are just as bad as cities. The way we do housing in general in the united states is absolutely retarded and completely inefficient as well as aesthetically boring.

[Anonymous No.17209475]

>>17209470
It wouldn't matter. This is aesthetically horrible even without the people. It looks like a prison.

[Anonymous No.17209476]

>>17209472
That’s fine, but then he should say he hates cities because he cant afford them

[Anonymous No.17209479]

>>17209475
Meanwhile actual prisons are located in the countryside

[Anonymous No.17209481]

>>17209476
Serious question about this, afford what exactly? Like what is there to do in a city? I get restaurant if you have a michelin star or something but okay now what? It's just a smaller, more inferior version of everything in an ugly environment where you are walking on concrete.

[Anonymous No.17209484]

>>17209479
It actually looks like they get more space than the average new yorker.

[Anonymous No.17209487]

>>17209474
>Anywhere I can't escape and will have riots within a week of the power grid failing are a no go
If you have friends each of whom are armed with a rifle and a couple thousand rounds of ammunition each you won't have to worry about any rioting. Should worse come to worse.

The only problem is food and water, but I imagine if you worry about this sorts of stuff then you have a plan for that as well.

[Anonymous No.17209488]

>>17208247
>I live on my parents failing farm but it's okay. I show them my cool fits when I get the chance!

[Anonymous No.17209496]

>>17209481
Museums, shows, plays, concerts, orchestras, bars, shops, parties, girls going through their slut phase, high quality service because there are 100 people waiting to replace you, spas, gyms, non chain restaurants, better jobs, better hospitals, traditions like the ball drop

[Anonymous No.17209497]

>>17209484
Average new yorker is getting more space because the wealthy are forcing out the middle class. Manhattan has like half the population it did 100 years ago and is unironically getting whiter if you care about that kind of thing

[Anonymous No.17209501]

>>17209496
So basically nothing. I would get festivals if we had cool ones in America but we don't. We just have hollow corporate bullshit like the macys parade. Maybe I hate America not just cities here lmao.

[Anonymous No.17209504]

>>17209501
>it’s nothing
He says when his access to entertainment consists of going to the dunkin donuts in walmart 15 miles away

[Anonymous No.17209517]

>>17209504
Anon I don't find going to a bodega entertaining. Besides that music is dead, culture is dead, storebought food is poison, etc. I'm gearing up for a world where all the children have been raised with meta quests strapped to their heads fed a slurry of corn syrup and goybean oil. Things are only getting worse. I'm going to remote work and larp as a cowboy on an earthship ranch as far away from dense populations as comfortably possible as soon as possible.

[Anonymous No.17209519]

>>17209517
So you’re a low iq /pol/ narcissist who conflates his low station in life with the world ending, got it

[Anonymous No.17209526]

>>17209519
The world ending? I never said such a thing. Just that things are bad and they are getting worse. That much is visibly obvious. But I will be fleeing as soon as I finish grad school.

[Anonymous No.17209527]

[Anonymous No.17209529]

>>17209527
Good morning sir!

[Anonymous No.17209532]

>>17209526
Things are better on every measurement apart from depopulation, you fell for clickbait news era

[Anonymous No.17209538]

>>17209519
/pol/ autist or not the quality of life has reduced drastically in many demonstrable ways. Compare the rates of psychiatric illness with then and now, or the price of a home now to that of 50 years ago. Wages have gone down, along with, family sizes, quality of public education, and violence is starting to increase again. It's particularly bad in NYC now since the police has been defunded.

You call anon a narcissist because he is saying the world is going to shit, and then you just say the opposite of what he said because your world isn't going to shit. So it's just two different perspectives on the same thing. But your worldview isn't any more broad or coherent than his.

[Anonymous No.17209540]

>>17209538
Quality of life is equal to what it should have been, the 2008 bubble was entirely debt based
Mental illness is the same, more are just diagnosed now because of better access
Price of a home is not a problem, poor people simply have to move further out
Wages have gone up by the most in 50 years, so that’s untrue
Public education is improving and on the cusp of free college
Violence spiked a little during covid but is down again

You’re simply wrong

[Anonymous No.17209557]

>>17209540
You really don't understand inflation of funny money at all do you?

[Anonymous No.17209559]

>>17208298
>$6
>for a breakfast
>in NYC
Doubt.jpg

[Anonymous No.17209561]

>>17209532
Other than music being dead, the movies being dead, culture being dead, plastic pollution, goybean oil being everywhere, pasteurized milk and cheese, feedlot beef, the state media oligarchy, the 14 trillion dollars printed over a cold, etc, etc, etc

[Anonymous No.17209562]

>>17209557
You clearly don’t, read up on modern monetary theory, inflation really isn’t a problem. You are again buying into clickbait news era and it’s sad

[Anonymous No.17209565]

>>17209561
>>>/pol/ back to your containment board sheep

[Anonymous No.17209567]

>>17209565
Yuros who move here literally smuggle in real cheese lol. This place is a corporate shithole. Our movies are made for the Chinese now. Ttet was bound to die but it is very very very dead at this point. Plastics are literally an island in the pacific. None of this is le pol. They are objective reality.

[Anonymous No.17209568]

>>17209540
No wages have not gone up you are completely full of shit. Most people don't have children because they literally cannot afford it. The 'community' especially in cities is dead. Mental illness is 'not the same' because more are diagnosed. The illness is created from the diagnosis itself and there are therefore by definition more 'mentally ill' people running around. Go to any highschool class and ask how many of the kids are on meds. You will get more than a couple hand raises. This was unheard of until recently. Public education is not improving. It is far worse than it ever was. Free college doesn't mean anything. More than 75 percent of students at two-year colleges and more than 50 percent of students at four-year colleges do not score at a proficient level of literacy. Violence can and will only go up, especially in Europe. The U.S is about the same since the 70s but it's one crisis away from having another wave. There was a time when you can walk in the city at night and not worry about your safety. Demographically speaking the future is also nightmarish, the U.S particularly will resemble Brazil in the future, and will reap all the consequences of being 'like that'.

But enjoy your bread and circuses.

[Anonymous No.17209570]

>>17209567
I said go back >>>/pol/ schizo; plenty of places to buy imported cheese if eating rotten bovine mammary secretions is your thing

[Anonymous No.17209572]

>>17209562
Modern theory:
Money is a ponzi scheme but somebody has to do it haha, we are providing a service.

[Anonymous No.17209573]

>>17209568
I’m not reading all that, but whatever you said, you’re wrong if you start out by saying wages have gone up lol

[Anonymous No.17209574]

>>17209562
Fuck off keynes

[Anonymous No.17209577]

>>17209570
No. You can't get real cheese because it is illegal. Name one good piece of music that isn't ridiculously derivative or blatantly stupid. Hardmode: no lyrics. Ttet is just over bro. Movies are all horrible because they have to be marketed to world markets so they dumb everything down for the sake of translation. Plastic being bad is just a fact. We should be using glass and metal for everything.

[Anonymous No.17209578]

>>17209572
No, it backs dollars with household debt and uses economic growth to outpace the interest, the only threat is depopulation which america is not threatened by

[Anonymous No.17209579]

>>17209573
>you’re wrong if you start out by saying wages have gone up lol
uhh yes

[Anonymous No.17209581]

>>17209578
That's literally a ponzi scheme you absolute dipshit. Google ponzi scheme.

[Anonymous No.17209582]

>>17209577
Lmao cheese isn’t illegal here, plenty of good music and movies arent a city thing but there see plenty of those out too

[Anonymous No.17209587]

>>17209582
Yes, it is. Name one good new album of American music. One.

[Anonymous No.17209590]

>>17209581
It’s not though, a ponzi doesn’t actually produce a profit

[Anonymous No.17209592]

>>17209573
Your average working person in the United States is far worse off than they were 50 years ago. Please tell me how they are not.

[Anonymous No.17209594]

>>17209587
Music is highly subjective, I could tell you I thought the new wolves in the throne room album was phenomenal but if you dont like black metal you wont think so

[Anonymous No.17209600]

>>17209590
What profit?

[Anonymous No.17209601]

>>17209592
Actually more people made it into the upper class in the last two years than ever before in history. Some also fell into the lower class because the middle class is shrinking like it should. But overall, the economy is stronger than it’s ever been. What you are seeing is the boomers retiring on average and selling their investments to move to bonds making money more expensive because they were the largest generation in history, but it’s going to mean job security for the next three decades as well

[Anonymous No.17209610]

>>17209594
That is just nerdy suburban white guy subculture. In the broad American culture when was the last Michael Jackson or George Strait or 2Pac? When was the last person to change and define a genre? When was the last good iconic American Hollywood movie? Jurassic Park? Terminator 2? Face it we are culturally irreverent.

[Anonymous No.17209611]

>>17209600
You buy a house for $300k @ 3.5% for 30 years, you pay a total of $490k for tour house over 30 years. $190k profit for bank who loaned you the money because you wanted the house now rather than saving for it in cash. Ponzi you give me $300k, I give you back $60k and the end of year, you tell your 5 friends i made you 20%, they all give me $300k, i exit scam them, walk away with $1.74m

[Anonymous No.17209615]

>>17209610
There are plenty of movies that got >90% critic and audience score released this, there are plenty of people under 40 on the top billboard so what are you even on about?

[Anonymous No.17209618]

>>17209611
Anon the bank got that money from the federal reserve at a .5% interest rate which was paid for via inflation which is an indirect tax. The bank is just stealing 3% interest from you as a middle man with no risk at all. Everybody holding liquid paid for it by having their currency devalued.

[Anonymous No.17209620]

>>17209601
How can you say the middle class is shrinking and the quality of life is increasing in the same breath?
>the economy is stronger than it’s ever been
Because it just recovered from a recession.

[Anonymous No.17209624]

>>17209620
That's a weird way to say federally funded corporate welfare allowed companies to post zombie profits of deeply inflated currency that isn't being measured correctly.