Want to buy car to get to work and travel around city >Can't find any old cars >Talk to used car dealer why >They were all destroyed because of Cash 4 clunkers >Most cars already have smart technology in them and radios that can be hacked >Only old cars available are over priced because cash 4 clunkers drove the used car price up
How do I get an affordable car with out it getting hacked?
>GERDERM BILL THEM ANONYMOOGLY NAGGERS HACKED MY RADIO AGAIN Just buy a fucking cheap car. Boo hoo it has circuit boards go fucking make a blog post about it.
Logan Lopez
Private party seller of any pre-2010 car.
Only modern cars connect to the Internet
Bentley Nguyen
They are still out there, problem is they all need work done.
You can find some pretty sweet luxury cars from the 80s and 90s for next to nothing ($1500-2500), but the problem is finding parts, they won't be cheap and the cars you find might run but will undoubtedly need a lot of parts.
Blake Jones
Get a corvair. they are >reliable >cheap >easy to work on >fun to drive
Luke Thompson
if worst comes to worst you can also kill yourself with the exhaust fumes the AC pumps in
Cameron Lewis
any car with OBD can be hacked goy
Hunter Taylor
Get an old Volkswagen
Cooper Brown
Read a book nigger and stop taking Nader cock
Jonathan Moore
would be good lots of room, small so you can park any where.
Lincoln Hughes
>OBD1 Not gonna happen without a custom eprom/DME
there is no facility in the stock dme to receive data from the 20 pin port..
Luis Young
parts are cheap and it's easy to repair
Carter James
1930's Mercedes
Joseph Rogers
I drive pic related. It gets 10 mpg but there's literally nothing electronic to hack in it, and aside from routine maintenance has needed nothing mechanically in the past 11 years.
Brody Lopez
>Those wheels on that Chevelle Yo dawg I heard you liked cabron monoxide so go run your car in your garage so you can't destroy anymore beautiful cars.
Jonathan Nelson
Let's be real here though. (((The CIA))) can only hack cars with built in WAN connectivity. So anything earlier than 2010 should be safe. Otherwise they would require physical access to your car to fuck around.
Julian Scott
bro get an 80's mercede's turbodiesel. they can be found in my area for around $2k, they get a little over 30 mpg and they just never fucking break down. they can go for 500k miles+
Xavier Sullivan
drive this and black people wont bother you or steal your car
Austin Turner
What year?
Levi Edwards
Look on Craigslist
Benjamin Rivera
I drive a 97 camry. At 203,000 miles currently.
10/10 would drive her into war
Gavin Nelson
>97 camry >hasnt been stolen yet doubt.jpg
James Sanders
>hackros already shillig
No thangs mad :D
Josiah Flores
This CIA car hacking thing does now give you a reason to buy a manual transmission despite basically every 2017 car being faster and more economical with an automatic option.
It's one last system through which you can control your car via direct physical input.
Evan White
Every car has an OBD, besides, BMWs and Mercs are pretty hard to steal.
John Rodriguez
Im just going to get a bike
Wait can they hack bikes too?
John Jenkins
uhh its a nigger magnet.
Landon Perez
Motorcycle or bicycle?
Evan Mitchell
Drive by wire scares the shit out of me. There are cars that don't have physical throttle or shift linkages anymore.
Levi Davis
come here and talk to the toothless "millionaires" that sit on acres of literally everything you can imagine. everything.
and i mean everything i bought a 3rd gen supra off one of these guys for $500. it ran, body was intact ect. waiting at a friends for some love and a 1jz swap eventually
Blake Rodriguez
>not driving a turbo japanese luxury car
Ryder Cruz
You are thinking about cars, but bigger danger is their swindling all over banking system, creation of crisis, stealing money, bankrupting people so they can get upper hand.
Christopher Edwards
stick shift from the 90's on craigslist. I leave my doors unlocked in LA. people are too dumb to drive manual. cost $1300. it's insured, whatever, I'll take the replacement cash if it's stolen. used to have one of those cuck diesel mercedes. also a great old unhackable and reliable car. can't you just pull up the ebrake if "the man" hacks your car and tries to drive it into a tree?
Adam Nguyen
is the lada, i dare to say it, /ourcar/?
Christian Wood
You have it backwards. There aren't any cars with physical throttle or shift linkages anymore. (Well except manual gearboxes. But DCT's and AT's all use electronic controls now)
Everything is drive-by-wire.
Theoretically the brakes are still manually controlled, but the power brake boost is electronic now. So the spooks could cut out your brake boost and if you aren't expecting it, and with cars having shorter brake pedal throws than they used to, that could easily result in an accident. Especially if you combine it with opening the throttle wide open, with your average driver who has never driven without power brakes, the throttle might win.
Isaiah Richardson
>Want to buy car to get to work and travel around city >Can't find any old cars >They were all destroyed because of Cash 4 clunkers
This really adds a whole new sinister layer to the "cash 4 clunkers" program Ihadn't even considered.
Liam Davis
>owning a car you can't bench press
Brandon Morris
Some vehicles have an electric e-brake that's a button now. It's gotten retarded.
Robert Wood
"smogging" a car recently in california, I can tell you, it was definitely some kind of scam.
Jackson Walker
Buy American
$30,000 - $40,000
Elijah Davis
panther or b-body
Kayden Morris
transmission will assplode
good choice, I almost got a 535 5-speed, will hold out for m5
Nathaniel Turner
Commie car
Benjamin Lopez
So if we take this thread seriously, the options are: 1. Old, rusty and uncomfortable piece of junk
2. getting hacked into a train by the CIA
Jason Hernandez
Live in Chicago. Can't have a cool car because spics will ding it and steal it. I just drive an SUV, but it's based black metallic according to the Ford swatch
Eli Cook
what about a motorcycle?
Jayden Wright
A lot of cars now have electronically controlled ebrakes in addition to the manual linkage. Used in "hill start assist" MT cheat features.
Gavin Thomas
>not forgetting $40 on the cluster.
Ryan Jenkins
They can program a driverless car to hit-and-run you, then drive into the local car compactor. RIP bike.
Kevin Morris
Get the later years so you dont look like a fuccboi
Wyatt Allen
1990s fords are a good option. Even though they are EFI they are not compromised by (((them))) and are reliable and cheap to run.
Get yourself a old mustang of crown vic or thunderbird or taurus etc. It'll be comfy, fun and reliable and cheap to fix.
Thomas Richardson
You get one of these.
Daniel Campbell
Well yeah I meant beyond the obvious scam level and considering it as a government program to get the maximum number of citizens into cars with CIA murder-switches in them as possible.
Luis Cruz
>The suspension says take me off road but the unibody says no.
Angel Perry
No.
The CIA can hack into any new car or any good car sold in the last few years. If your car does not have any wireless connections then they can not wirelessly hack OBDII.
You are probably safe from about 2010 and before.
If you are ultra mega super paranoid you will want a manual transmission mechanical injection diesel.
Carson Green
m8 that shit looks downright atrocious. I'd rather drive an old Gremlin or Pacer.
Camden Gutierrez
How old do you want you need old diesel if your worried about emps. If it's just the computer shit how much computer is ok? Before onstar came out will cover satellite connection. But anything past 90 is going to have EFI, which requires a pcm and ecm both of which can be written to but not remotely. What's your level of paranoia? > have a 66 coronet, 90 bronco.
Brayden Murphy
They just hack into somebody else's car and use it to kill you.
Ian Reed
All you need is to have the diagnostic tools infected and as soon as a technician plugs into your car's computer you're infected.
Brody Campbell
is it more redpilled to get a truck or a car with good gas mileage?
Josiah Nguyen
Fox body is the answer >throttle cable so CIA niggers can't hack it >EFI so you don't have to deal with carb shit on your daily >comfy v8 >parts fucking everywhere I'm gonna drive my fox hatch in the upcoming race wars.
Lucas Green
That actually looks pretty boss.
Tyler Smith
Same as driving older cars as well. They could program a hummer to kill you.
Joshua Young
90s Fords, many of them were downright terrible, like the Explorer. Valve job after valve job after valve job.
Isaac Ross
>10 mpg So you spend twice the amount on petrol that you would on repairs. It does look nice though I'll give you that.
Ayden Clark
Falling for the Jew-o-mobile. Take the train.
Cooper Mitchell
If you are really worried about this just take a few steps:
- Manual transmission. Something goes wrong? Push in the clutch.
- Disconnect the built in antenna puck and unplug / shield any antennas in the car.
- Really worried? Reflash the computers with aftermarket firmware.
Chase Brown
we only pay 2 dollars a gallon.
William Ward
scam not just as in increasing turnover/trade ins, additional fees and (((test))) needed to register the vehicle.
Hunter Richardson
Year of the rope
Charles Hughes
Eventually the prices will go back up, like in the next two years.
Hudson Nelson
Sure hope you'er not talking about the Windsor 302 explorers because allow me to laugh at you for implying the 302 isn't bullet proof.
Ethan Reyes
>Thinking a hummer stands a chance against a 60s USDM land barge
Ryan Roberts
I have 5 vehicles with no ODB port.
Luke Campbell
ah, worked in the tar sands did you.. you just keep telling yourself that.
Nathan Perry
The International Jew - The World's Foremost Problem By Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company
"The International Jew" by auto magnate Henry Ford, is comprised of newspaper articles printed in 'The Dearborn Independent" during the 1920's. At the apex of his business career Henry Ford sensed that a terrific effort was being made to take his business from him and manipulate it into the hands of the money-changers. Henry Ford, who had the impression that these manipulators were being engineered by powerful Jewish financiers, called to his office the most intelligent research men within his acquaintance. He commissioned them to make a thorough study of the International Jew and publish their findings in "The Dearborn Independent," which at that time was the official organ of the Ford Motor Company. No expense was spared, and it is estimated that literally millions of dollars were spent by Mr. Ford on this project. The original articles were carried first in "The Dearborn Independent," and then published in book form. This book, "The International Jew," provides a hard-hitting, easy-to-read introduction to what the renowned American automaker and industrialist called "the world's foremost problem." This influential and much-discussed collection of essays, packed with facts and insights, is an eye-opening survey of the enduringly vexing "Jewish question." Whether readers agree or disagree with the content of "The International Jew" and Ford's approach to the "Jewish question," the book provides an important historical record that remains of interest today.
The Suzuki Gladius (in the UK market at least) has a 'grass chip' that basically records your telemetrics so the police can tell if you've been speeding.
Cooper Perry
I don't know, it was a 1991 Eddie Bauer Explorer.
Absolutely terrible. I wouldn't buy American unless it was a classic or semi-classic.
Classics being before 73, semi-classics being 74-85(based on the model). Or a newer Crown Vic, they're alright.
Samuel Gomez
Bull shit. Plenty of 70s/80s cutlass', regals, caprices, T birds, etc. Pick up a wrench, neet.
Michael Thomas
No I didn't. Prices are going up and they have been as of late. Prices always go up over time, why do you think gas cost 10 cents a gallon 100 years ago?
Isaiah Johnson
that is my 540/6 a real workhorse
Adam Howard
You spent Gutlass wrong.
Carson Evans
>MFW I'm driving down the road and there are potholes
Feels like da hole earf is moovin
Love mine to death though. Tape deck just shit the bed after 18 years of faithful service.
Juan Green
It has to be from 2004 or older Shop Craigslist Yes cash4clunkers gutted the fuck out of the older car market, that was the entire point of it. Globalists wanted everyone to get rid of their cars that aren't able to be traced and shut off via satellite
Easton Adams
Even alot of "manual" transmissions are electronic these days.
Liam Rogers
guys how can i learn to drive a 5 speed without a dad or any friends? i kinda want to get one but i dont know how to drive it and it will be embarrassing when i go to pick it up and i cant figure it out
Grayson Foster
It'll take a while to learn really. I'd say at least 10 hours of driving before you stop stalling it so much.
Get someone else to pick it up for you and drop it off at a parking lot near where you live so they can walk home. Then you can get to the basics in the parking lot.
Jordan Sanchez
This is also a good choice The parts are cheap as fuck and you can put a shit ton of different engines in it surprisingly They're small and compact but at the same time big enough for most of your needs and they look good
Ryan Johnson
But what's the point? I can envision absolutely no benefit to having a drive-by-wire shifter on a fully manual transmission.
Andrew Jackson
>Those tires >That lift Fuccboi
Dominic Turner
I don't know, it seems stupid. If something goes wrong with the electronics what happens? Will you still be able to shift or no?
Noah Diaz
do they monitor it?
Ayden Fisher
A US gallon is 3.8 litres, a British gallon is 4.5 litres.
Brody Barnes
You'd probably want to have the guy deliver it to your place, then you can try and get a feel for it in your driveway a little bit (find the slip point), then take it out on your street (you'll feel more comfortable on home turf) to figure the rest out.
Takes practice.
Elijah Rogers
The International Jew - The World's Foremost Problem By Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company
"The International Jew" by auto magnate Henry Ford, is comprised of newspaper articles printed in 'The Dearborn Independent" during the 1920's. At the apex of his business career Henry Ford sensed that a terrific effort was being made to take his business from him and manipulate it into the hands of the money-changers. Henry Ford, who had the impression that these manipulators were being engineered by powerful Jewish financiers, called to his office the most intelligent research men within his acquaintance. He commissioned them to make a thorough study of the International Jew and publish their findings in "The Dearborn Independent," which at that time was the official organ of the Ford Motor Company. No expense was spared, and it is estimated that literally millions of dollars were spent by Mr. Ford on this project. The original articles were carried first in "The Dearborn Independent," and then published in book form. This book, "The International Jew," provides a hard-hitting, easy-to-read introduction to what the renowned American automaker and industrialist called "the world's foremost problem." This influential and much-discussed collection of essays, packed with facts and insights, is an eye-opening survey of the enduringly vexing "Jewish question." Whether readers agree or disagree with the content of "The International Jew" and Ford's approach to the "Jewish question," the book provides an important historical record that remains of interest today.
>Squared wagon I bet you think the new camero looks good too faggot Pic related is the only Asian car you should ever want
Julian Parker
Obd2 is simply to read you cant input anything retard. Besides high end cars all the computer does in manage sensor and ignition. Gas brakes and steeringwheel arnt linked to the mobo