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Favorite car origins?

Domestic
119 (16.2%)
Import (Asian)
103 (14%)
European
158 (21.5%)
I don't have a car because I play blockland.
354 (48.2%)

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Jammers are currently illegal in many states. Do you mean a detector?

No I mean a jammer. How can I check if my state has outlawed them?

No I mean a jammer. How can I check if my state has outlawed them?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_jammer

Radar jammers that block light waves from LIDAR guns are illegal in Alaska, California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Utah. Jammers that block the radio waves are outlawed nationwide.

Guys, Lada Niva or Lada Laika?




They're both for sale and pretty close to me. I drive a lot around the city and at a farm with a route beat to stuff. Which would be the best bet? (Note that I love the Laika)

(Note that I love the Laika)

I know because Laika was the first dog in space.

Meh but yeah I like the looks of the Laika better (except those rims). I've never seen a Lada in my life so I couldn't recommend what would be better though.

Why does everything connect to animals damn it.

I love the laika because it looks beautiful especially coated in that shiny red color.



Was helping my dad bleed the clutch and brake lines on his '97 BMW. The clutch still won't disengage correctly so we think it may have a bad slave cylinder. If that's the only issue then my dad will have a new daily and I'll get to use his Versa

Guys, Lada Niva or Lada Laika?




They're both for sale and pretty close to me. I drive a lot around the city and at a farm with a route beat to stuff. Which would be the best bet? (Note that I love the Laika)

niva, probably could get more utility from it


Guys, Lada Niva or Lada Laika?




They're both for sale and pretty close to me. I drive a lot around the city and at a farm with a route beat to stuff. Which would be the best bet? (Note that I love the Laika)

Both of these seem to have nice straight bodies with no sign of rust, which is promising. I'm a little more partial to the Laika, though. They are not that bad cars, just try getting one with a 5 speed gearbox, as the 4 speed ones are real gas guzzlers. Both of them were built to handle bad roads, though it seems to me that this car has been lowered a little.

Also, check for rust. These cars can rot at the most surprising places, if you see something that's threatening the structural integrity of the car, walk away. You won't want to waste your money on something that's about to fall apart.

Check the following spots:

- The front-upper corners of the front fenders where the wheels are throwing dirt and grime
- Fender flares
- The part where the front fenders connect to the A pillars
- Underneath the windscreen
- Wheel wells
- Strut towers in the engine bay
- Door sills by the fenders
- Floor pan and the hump that is supporting the seat
- Lifting points (where the jack goes normally)
- Chassis legs
- Joints of the rear suspension
- The floor pan by the trunk - examine the nooks and crannies carefully!
- The well of the spare tyre
- Rear strut towers
- The rear valance panel

The Laika has 5 gears + reverse, adaption for CNG and a new Citroën engine with 36.000 km.

The Niva has 5 gears including reverse, diesel engine, and 1.120.000 km.

I assume that I should go with the Laika.


Also note that they don't have hidraulic steering and the Laika weights about 1000kg and the Niva much more.


What's up with that guy's neck?

Whoa, those are hot. I love these cars.

Why does everything connect to animals damn it.

I love the laika because it looks beautiful especially coated in that shiny red color.
foxes have a red coat (of fur)

Btw, what are the advantages of using gasoline versus CNG other than the price?