I've seen exactly 1 in my entire life. Gunmetal gray. And in Hawaii of all places.

I should have jumped on the one a guy had sitting in his front lawn. First gen, body in great shape. He moved away and I haven't seen a single impulse to this day.

I second this nomination. 29 years later, all of that stuff still works in my '83. Even the on board trip computer. Go find a Mercedes with electronics that sill work.

You didn't even see what was under the hood.

Pretty sure this is fake, that pic has been floating around for a while

serious?

nibbles

Sorry pics are crap, hard to get a good shot while moving.

Here's the local hotrodded hearse.

oh man I LOLED.

Haha, yea I remember the lag well.... power would kick in right before a gear change and you'd get a 1.5-2 second burst before falling back down the rpm range into nothing.

This, this always

BMW e32 750. When in working condition, I've seen good ones go for less than 3k. When not running, I've seen as low as $300. If you've got the patience and skill to keep the damn thing running they are PIMP. Power everything, 300 hp V12 (I swear it feels like more), outstanding ride quality, and I quote wikipedia:

You gotta admit, even though its a total douche canoe, there's a lot of hard work in it that doesn't appear to be half assed.

Yea, i'm down here on Oahu. Most of the ones on the road are a little worse for the wear but their still kickin.

I see GM G-body's everywhere. Of course this is because of the quantity built, not the quality. (though the drive trains are pretty basic and cheap to fix)

I like how it looks like it wants to leave the dyno

Any old GM vehicle with a nice massaged v8 can be bought dirt cheap.

Down here in Hawaii almost any car can be subsidized for police use these days. Though most cops choose a charger or 300c etc. funniest one I've seen is a new sentra SE-R. We do have a highway patrol cop that drives a built 4th gen camaro with nos though. There was also a built 350z too but they retired the car for…

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