@PipeSmokingVolvoDriver: I bought a W-124 for 2k in absolutely perfect condition, so there is that as well.

Fix up the Merc. Has an oil like somewhere (joint between upper timing case cover and lower timing case cover or crank seal/timing cover gasket I think), needs a good detailing and new wheels as well.

@Dusty Duster: They have more of the power in the low end though and more torque.

@stuntdriver: It aint easy

A Saab 9-7X Aero. Hate all you want but it is fast, in my opinion looks pretty good, practical, and comfortable. Not to mention reliable and parts are cheap.

@jetstar88: That could have have been the best track ever.

@RobHeathers: Kia Rio Seis?

@MarauderMan: The truck from Duel still haunts my dreams

@OA 5599: I wonder how hard it would be to import one of these

@Jagvar: In bright yellow with Public Enemy blasting and being used as weapons to kill drug dealers, I find the Lanos ironically awesome.

@Schnell, schnell!: needs a Jaaaaaaaaaaaag: The simple answer is yes.

@Rattleface Blouses: And then Porsche made pancakes

@SpainIsInYurp: You sir, are a blithering idiot.

E38 BMW 7-series.

Silly women. Next thing you know they will be trying to vote or something.

@Rupunzell: Well he would probably be a bit fuhrerous over the engine swap

My mom had a 1996 LeSabre, the shorter version of this car. While she hated the car, it was dead reliable and and an absolute tank in the snow. The 3.8 liter V6 was a torquey little beast as well.

Chevy Chevette

Definitely the Raptor 6.2

@Tossed Accord Taco Salad all over Malibu's face: No I would prefer to stay far away from a Camry. However, a lot of people aren't looking for something exciting and engaging. A lot of people just want to get from a to b in safety and comfort, and I really can't blame them.