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i don't think the design is theirs

just in case people don't know... u could just drag the guns to the restroom and close the door as well; bucket works best for the ammo only

seriously, i'm amazed at how attractive this car is even under all that dust/rust. if i had the money laying around i would totally buy it and get it restored.

there's just something about the old stuff...

man... american car companies are going out of their way to make me actually consider buying domestic...

seriously... the rear engine is NOT AN X!!!!!!

yea... at first i thought the pic was just an e-class without doors... and then i saw the genesis version...

arcade infinity is dying? they always have a billion kids playing dance and fighting games

to be honest... it doesn't look too bad in person. the reviewer had it right... it's attractive in some angles. the aztek was never attractive... you could myspace angle all you want.. it would never get to a point where it's acceptable.

i think they should just take off that silver plaque thing that the hyundai emblem rests on the nose and maybe trim the big gaping hole in the front a little.... then it would look good.. and if not... nothing manually removing that silver thing and some shaving can't fix

To be honest, and I agree with some of the above posters, the dealership would probably not have much liability in this situation. They simply did not show any signs of negligence in their duty of care towards the car in question. If anything, the car owner was negligent in installing a remote starter unit which would bypass the clutch and then neglecting to inform the dealership of its install. If the accident caused injuries to a worker at the dealership, the owner would likely still be at fault as well. I mean it's like if someone thought it would be cool to install a security system which would cause part of the car to blow up unless a set of key inputs into the radio disabled it, and then drove it to the dealer to get it maintained and forgot to tell them about it. If the bomb blew up, would it be the dealer's fault because they had custody of the car at the time?