Humiliate your teenager

A classic: http://greenville.craigslist.org/cto/5054996029.html

Lol

Haha. That's clever.

I had a former coworker that had a '96 Legacy wagon. He was pretty much the furthest away from being a car guy as you could get. I have never driven a slower vehicle.

In other words, a perfect car for a teenager

Looks fun for dirt roads. He's asking about double what I'd be willing to pay for a new toy.

It be in my driveway right now if it was a manual

Nine bills seems a bit high for a FWD POS that doesn't start.

That ad was great!

I learned to drive in a car like that. My mother's 1985 GL wagon. FWD. Automatic.

What did I replace it with when I got my own car? A 1982 GL wagon, although it was 4WD with a 4 spd.

oh wow, some fond highschool memories of the red twin to that car, the "Nudaru". 3 guys, 3 gals, and a polaroid. That's all i'm going to say about that.

stanger_missle wrote: I had a former coworker that had a '96 Legacy wagon. He was pretty much the furthest away from being a car guy as you could get. I have never driven a slower vehicle. In other words, a perfect car for a teenager

my '96 Impreza was a AA Fuelly compared to my earlier 4x4 Suby GL's

I would have been very happy to have that instead of a Daewoo Cielo for my first car. I think that thing permanently damaged my sex life

I had a 4wd 97 legacy wagon that got totaled, I miss that thing. Yeah, it was an automatic, yeah it was a dog that had a rough time getting out of its own way, but it had SO much utility!

I've been thinking of buying one of these in Ontario early next year as a cheapo DD/winter beater.

GameboyRMH wrote: I've been thinking of buying one of these in Ontario early next year as a cheapo DD/winter beater.

Good luck! Most of those up here have returned to the earth (at least that age). Later 90's and early 2000's can be had easily though.

Smart teenagers appreciate the romantic room of a station wagon.

I still kick myself for not buying a 96 or 97 (I forget) Outback for $700 that my friends offered me. I needed to make the decision in 5 minutes, and at that time I couldn't get ahold of SWMBO--normally I wouldn't be asking for permission, but it was my turn to pay rent which was due in a day, and if I did and she couldn't cover it, I'd have been in big trouble.

She could cover it.

I'm 16, and I'd drive the wheels off of that, even with the automatic.

My life might have turned out quite different if that had been my first car rather than an MG Midget. I coulda been somebody...

foxtrapper wrote: Smart teenagers appreciate the romantic room of a station wagon.

That's why I drove a VW microbus in HS.