[nastyn8]

Yeah it has the transmition perform button, i like it b/c it was the first car i ever drove that was some what quick. i think its got 76k on it now. it had 27k when we bought it. He bought it for my sister in 2000 to drive to college, she only lasted a semester. mom drove it to work (5 blocks away) now she drives a 94 marquis we bought for 1200 bucks and its like new.

its seen some hard times though. i drove it on the weekends a little from the time i was 16 to 18. i drove it like hell one night at the cruise night in mcleansboro and the next day it had a ticking. i thought it was maybe a valve but it was the the thing that is on the exhaust manifold. it looked to have got hot and just completely busted in half and was just sittin there tappin the manifold(ticking noise).
i dont think its seen much more than 1k miles since mom got the marquis in march 04'.

the only bad thing is its parked right by the back door of the house right next to the f$%&ing cat food. if you get real close you can see scratches everywhere. when animals start destroying expensive shit thats when its time for them to go. the interior looks brand new though. for the first 5 years of its life it never saw gravel, another state, rain, sleet or snow. she watched the weather real close and drove her moms oldsmobile when it was iffy. I wish she would have bought a 93' cobra or a saleen or something. haha

its a good car but it wouldnt be worth paying for the insurance even though it get 28mpg interstate, 25 regular highway, about 21 in town unless im driving, maybe 10mpg.

no offense b/c your a nice guy but all the diesel and auto instructors where i go to school talk a lot of $hit about parts guys, especially auto zone. I guess parts guys and mechanics dont get along. later