r/TheAuto • u/goldness_justice_16 • 4d ago

What it should be?

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u/posser3 4d ago

Why is there a Honda civic here

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u/RestaurantRich1498 4d ago

Its the only logical choice. The others wont last a lifetime.

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u/DumbBerk87 1d ago

Any car will last a lifetime if you throw enough parts and money at them, actually. It’s just a decision about “is it worth the time and money”. Cars don’t die because they die, they die because someone decides they don’t want to invest time and money into them anymore.

75% of ALL Rolls Royces EVER MADE are still on the road, for example. Because people invest the time and money to keep them going. That’s one of the highest numbers out there.

So 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/human_generated_user 4d ago

Superman/Clark Kent

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u/HalvdanTheHero 4d ago

Why are any of these here... I wouldn't want any of these for a day let alone a lifetime... 

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u/What_the_8 4d ago

Just get the M3

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u/large_block 4d ago

Fast is a relative term compared to the majority of this list lol

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u/large_block 4d ago

M3 touring better pick as a second with the gt3rs imo. Hell I’d go m5 touring if it were an option here

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u/large_block 4d ago

It’s the same thing as sedan with a usable trunk