dude this is why I posted this thread. lmao.

just incase if you were srs in op. lmao

you must not know that daewoo is a korean subsidiary of GM.

e- more common than you may think.

This post was edited by TURBO_DODGE on Sep 9 2014 09:23pm

No, They aren't common at all.


Honestly, the only reason a lot people have heard of it is through Pineapple Express.

I've driven in one ( x girlfriend had one ) and I've seen maybe 3 others in my life.


This post was edited by stupidkid282 on Sep 10 2014 05:48am

since ive had it for a month ive seen it 5-10 times.

I'm glad you have seen your own car 5-10 times.

There are less than 5 lanos on sale on *eb. Ay

*eb. Ay** can SOMETIMES be a helpful indicator as to how popular a car is, how many cars are produced. You can look at these numbers and judge how many of a particular car is still in service.

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on Sep 10 2014 08:11am

oh so your saying, because only 5 people are selling them on 1 website there un heard of?

don't really see how that makes sense.

not gunna argue with you though, seem to already know all wisdom.

Do you know how to read? Seriously, I even said in CAPS, that SOMETIMES it's a good indicator.

And because you're so ignorant, you're not going to believe me anyways.

Go ahead and prove me wrong. Start looking at cars, look at popular ones like mustangs, civics, bmws....you'll find a plethora of listings. then look at niche cars like s2000s, supras, 3000gt, and so on.... You won't find much.

Also, the lanos was only sold in the u.s for THREE years. Do you really believe that an unpopular car, not sold for over a DECADE in the U.S, will still have plenty available to buy or to be seen on the street?

You're NOT going to find a lot of them and like I said, using sites like *** CAN indicate their availability.

This post was edited by stupidkid282 on Sep 10 2014 05:22pm