![1971 Plymouth Duster Twister [5753x3736]](https://preview.redd.it/ggen7nuxrvtg1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=78c3d54879398b45dea8336ae73a20f6f69bd5f9)
My girlfriend’s 1971 Twister, off the road since 1984 after being T-boned. We brought it back to life last year, and it’s been back on the road ever since.
Still wearing its original paint with the numbers matching engine and transmission.
Runs and drives like a dream.
So I noticed this spot on my car in January and thought it was kinda weird because I hadn't touched that spot with something hit it or anything. The spot has become a little bit bigger in these almost 3 months. I'm really confused as to what that is. I'd really appreciate if somebody knew and told me 🙏🙏 I dont know if it's clear from that picture but the spot is close to the rearview mirror and all the things that are in the top middle part of the front car like the SOS button and the inside lights.
I found a 2023 BYD Atto 3 with 10,000 km on it. It is under warranty. The rear left door and rear left fender have been repainted. There is no accident record.
I also found a 2024 Hyundai Kona EV advance with 4,500 km on it. It is under warranty
Which one would you prefer, and why?
There is almost no difference between the prices.
It is rumored that eventually the new Dodge Charger will eventually have a V8 again and obviously the price is what will determine if it is profitable or not. Well, what price, if any, could make a new V8 Charger profitable? And I say "if any" because some say that nothing can save the new Charger. Also, give realistic prices please, don't just say 0$, 10$, or stuff like that
I found a 2023 BYD Atto 3 with 10,000 km on it. It is under warranty. The rear left door and rear left fender have been repainted. There is no accident record.
I also found a 2024 Hyundai Kona EV advance with 4,500 km on it. It is under warranty
Which one would you prefer, and why?
There is almost no difference between the prices.