
Looking to buy a manual with under 120k miles on the west coast
Here my old car :(

Here my old car :(
Lume on the dial and hands don’t work anymore, which gives me hope that they’ll patina equally together. But the lume on the bezel works, which tells me it’s a service replacement bezel, which I don’t mind. Looks to be lightly polished, but the crown on the clasp is pretty sharp, which is a win
(2004 DINAN S1 car)
I cleared codes to get rid of the Check Gas Cap light on the dash and drive 20 minutes pn the freeway with no issues. Once I got off the exit, I would push the acceleration but it would stutter with power loss. After about 10 minutes, I tried pulling slightly uphill into a gas station and it shut off completely in the middle of the slope.
Towed it home, swapped the Fuel Pump and Fuel Pump module in the trunk with OEM parts. Reset adaptations, and fuses were fine. Turned it on again and got P0172 and P0175 (pics attached).
When I turn it on in the garage, it bogs and has a rough idle, then eventually dies. I can hear the fuel pump working.
Anybody deal with this before?
Are all the maintenance items DIY friendly for someone with a QuickJack in their garage? This would be my second car, mainly a weekend warrior
Wanted RWD for the range and charge speed, but it’s been hard to find one. Settled with an AWD 2024 with all the extras I wanted. I don’t live in a place that needs AWD, and I’ll road trip maybe once or twice a year. Is the difference really that big between the two, or am I overthinking it?
In a great point in my career, great location, and in a position I can make a big impact on my Amn. About 6 years left until retirement. For those that made Senior, do you regret it? Or is it worth pursuing? Have you lost your work-life-balance afterwards?
Going to test drive one today but wondering how reliability has been for everyone, and if this would be a good car long term
Been 14 years since picking up a board.. what l've noticed are trick tutorials are way more accessible than when I was younger, which is helping stick some of these landings a lot quicker
This has been hogging all the wrist time, I might start selling off my small collection lol. Plus the brushed finishes keep my OCD at ease