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RDM
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Went to a dealership to look at new vehicles and picked one out. (IRL). Guess what one and you get a free bond. Bonus points for correct colour.

Edited by RDM

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2 minutes ago, Chris said:

new black 2018 Jeep Wrangler

If i were to get another wrangler, Id wait for the truck version with the turbo diesel engine

Just now, goonrunner said:

2016 Ford Mustang GT

not a fan of the newest gen mustang's looks

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    3 minutes ago, RDM said:

    If i were to get another wrangler, Id wait for the truck version with the turbo diesel engine

    not a fan of the newest gen mustang's looks

    Can 100% agree with you on that nothing beats the old 67s/69s. Plus you see the new GTs almost everywhere, probably one of the most common (upmarket) cars ive seen

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    13 minutes ago, Muffins said:

    CLA45 AMG White

    Im not that ballin

     

    EDIT: also, theres like a 50/50 chance on the colour lol. Merc makes cars with other colours other than black and white?

    Edited by RDM

    Lexus CT, Lexus IS, Lexus LS,Lexus LFA

    Honda Accord, Honda Civic

    Camaro, BMW 335i, BMW M3, SUBARU Wrx , SUBARU Wrx STI 

    Acura TSX , Acura TL , Acura TLX 

    Chevy Cruze.

     

    Color: Black. 

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