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Anonymous No.28662595 >>28662654 >>28662672 >>28662882 >>28662910 >>28662939 >>28662946 >>28662970 >>28663144 >>28663905 >>28663927 >>28663964 >>28664754 >>28664783
Which way white man?
1996 roadmaster or 1996 fleetwood and why?
Anonymous No.28662654 >>28662948 >>28663135
>>28662595 (OP)
No Fleetwood estate unfortunately, so Buick it is
Anonymous No.28662662
Take a greyhounds head and put shit wheels on it. Oh yeah.
Anonymous No.28662672
>>28662595 (OP)
>White man

I exclusively see Mexicans driving these
Anonymous No.28662882 >>28662923 >>28662939
>>28662595 (OP)
Cut the nonsense
Scarlett No.28662910 >>28663087
>>28662595 (OP)
I think the fleet-wood looks better.
Id still take my weebmobile over either one due to lower part cost, and more comfortable seats.
Anonymous No.28662923 >>28662934
>>28662882
It looks like they tried to make a Fleetwood but putting into it as less car as possible
Anonymous No.28662934 >>28662941 >>28663672
>>28662923
Whites donโ€™t drive Fleetwoods.
They didnโ€™t when they were new and still donโ€™t.

Op asked which โ€œwhich way white man?โ€.
The only acceptable answer is โ€œLincoln Towncarโ€.
Anonymous No.28662939
>>28662595 (OP)
Fleetwood because I like the squared off looks.

>>28662882
Another fine choice.
Anonymous No.28662941
>>28662934
I'm not a nigger-obsessed Ameritard. Can't care less what shitskins drive or what you think they drive, sorry.
Anonymous No.28662946 >>28663087
>>28662595 (OP)
Fewer visually dissonant exterior elements in Fleetwood, cooler tail lights from the bygone era.
Didn't 1996 Roadmasters have window-mounted exterior mirrors as well?
Anonymous No.28662948
>>28662654
>No Fleetwood estate unfortunately
Also this. Hearses don't count.
Anonymous No.28662970
>>28662595 (OP)
Impala SS
Anonymous No.28663087
>>28662946
Roadmasters had Oprea lights on the sail panels

>>28662910
Idk man, imagine taking the line light bars of the buick like the tail lights, front turn signals, and oprea lights and doing some fancy LED setups as a updated sequential turn signal.

Op here, I'm leaning to the caddy because it's the same car but with better interior but the roadmaster has less shit that could break (analog dash vs digital, no automatic trunk closer, etc)
Anonymous No.28663093
I've been very torn to say the least. One other thing to note is the fleetwood is longer than the roadmaster.

Supposedly people claim the roadmaster feels tighter and less boaty than the fleetwood but it could be hearsay. The extra length would probably mean larger interior space as well.
Anonymous No.28663096 >>28664557
The dash is slightly different digital instrument panel aside, the caddy is flush n flat whereas the roadmaster has a slight angle near the driver.

Dunno if this matters as well but I am a 25 year old white man. I kinda like the sleeper status of buicks but then again saying I got a caddy would be a flex desu
Anonymous No.28663101
Also supposedly the caddy has a higher tow capacity which makes 0 sense to me given they are identical drivetrains.
Anonymous No.28663108
Hardest choice of my life
Anonymous No.28663135
>>28662654
fippy bippy
Anonymous No.28663144 >>28663267
>>28662595 (OP)
I prefer the boxy land barges to the fat looking rounded ones, though I do have a soft spot for the roadmaster wagon
Anonymous No.28663267
>>28663144
I like these two cars in the thread because it's a floating couch that I could swing around in the rain.

I think imma get a fleetwood. The extra length means I'll have more interior space, bigger trunk, etc.
Anonymous No.28663293 >>28663384
fleetwood
i used to daily a rmw and as much as i loved it, i was disappointed in how small the legroom was in the backseat especially for how long the damn thing is
it didn't feel like the d bodies had this issue
Anonymous No.28663384
>>28663293
Thank you for this, good point. Apparently the fleetwood is a whole 6" longer than BRM or Capri-Palas.

I think I'll pull the trigger on a fleetwood. My only gripe is there's a lot of tech that could break / people know what a caddy is so higher chance to be a mark for theft.

Buicks are appealing because nobody knows tf they are so nobody has a strong impulse to steal them. Then again I doubt saying "I drive a roadmaster" will get any woman's attention vs "I drive a caddy"
Anonymous No.28663672
>>28662934
>Lincoln Towncar
>The car exclusively driven by niggers
Anonymous No.28663903
all gay after the 73 oil crisis
Anonymous No.28663905
>>28662595 (OP)
I like the one on the top. A lot cooler looking front end and lines are overall more masculine
Anonymous No.28663914 >>28664776
bubble body just isn't my style, nor is four doors and big curb weights.
Anonymous No.28663927 >>28663936
>>28662595 (OP)
GODDAMN! This kind of badge engineered dogshit is exactly why Iโ€™ve hated GM trash for at least 4 decades.
Always the lowest common denominator slop just โ€œfancied upโ€ with frivolous and pointless details for differentiation.
Man. Fuck GM.
Anonymous No.28663936
>>28663927
badge engineering is not a bad thing unless you're gm and you have 6 motherfuckers all building the same car.
Anonymous No.28663964
>>28662595 (OP)
Fleetwood Flower car
Anonymous No.28664003 >>28664040
Both cars are pieces of junk from 2 generations ago, my car is 100x comfier and faster
Anonymous No.28664040
>>28664003
that watermark lol
Anonymous No.28664557
>>28663096
>touch screen
Buick, then.
Anonymous No.28664754
>>28662595 (OP)
Roadmaster because Peacemaker Season 2
Anonymous No.28664776 >>28665058
>>28663914
Maybe THE worst Gen of the Thunderbird. Anemic, slow, boat like handling even with its smaller Fox Body platform. I warped a cylinder head on one of these once.
Anonymous No.28664783
>>28662595 (OP)
It's the same fucking car. BTW limo and taxi drivers all say the Cads fall apart fast, and the Towncar limos will easily do 300,000+, in NYC, before coming apart.
Anonymous No.28665058
>>28664776
they handle just fine when you swap for gas struts.
I pulled a 250k mile 302 out of a truck and put one in a dead v6 one and it'd go like 130mph and just float down the road doing it.