I saw a Mustang in there.

Interesting on all accounts, hopefully the owner becomes less douchey. I'm willing to bet he broke it all on his own.

The best option would be a motorcycle, if weather permitted all-season riding and people would finally stop buying SUVs and crossovers. Extremely fuel efficient, cheap as hell to insure, and repair costs are small on a good day. Sure, weather can be a bitch, but it's worth toughing out in the right situation.

$3500 for a cut up EK chassis? Thanks but no thanks. I'm willing to bed that if you got bumped by a fat pedestrian, this thing would have all the structural rigidity of Ashlee's labia.

I knew I should have called COTD on that while I had the chance.

2002 actually.

Beautiful indeed.

Maybe they removed that feature because of the acceleration debacle?

That's pretty impressive there, mister bear, so kudos to doing mankind a favor!

Just what we need, the Germans and the Japanese working together again.

Well played!

What interior is that, exactly?

I'll try to keep that in mind when I eventually go motorcycle shopping, or at least when I get a new seat for aforementioned futurecycle.

So, Wisconsin can build the Mustangs and we'll do the Foci, deal?

Well played, you crazy Dutch people, well played indeed.

Mud cutter?

E30's not a bad choice, but I'm going with the Civic.

As long as we're talking about the RWD cars from back in the day, I might be able to accept that one. Especially if it comes with a 4AGE and individual throttle bodies.

That thing's probably rare as hell, but I'd have trouble paying that much for it. I'm sure in the right market that's probably not unheard of, but I probably couldn't even get in the thing, literally and figuratively, so Crack Pipe.

Dear Ford;