Yep. S2000 has it, Mazda 626, and (I think) maybe the 300zx.

I'd do my best to capitalistically bargain them down to $300 or so.

My Spanish is rusty, but I don't believe that "el cuero Corintio" was in there anywhere.

I'd choose something newer for less money. Both of those are seriously overpriced.

Look at the faceted sculpting within that badge. We need more of that today. Also, pop-up headlights AND washers? That's so 80s cool.

Guess what. Assault a police officer and try to escape a (parking!) ticket and you're not going home the easy way tonight.

Their Eldorado is listing to port a bit.

Guaranteed Lemons winner. In one very slow lap, you could render the track unfit for anything but a Jeep. Then drive the rest of it and win.

They are either trolling or stupid if they couldn't already id that as a Malibu.

To be fair to the CTS-v, the Nurburgerkingring record lap was in an automatic, too.

"proof that there are only so many ways to put some Camaro styling on a NASCAR body."

This one? I took this a couple of years ago at the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville.

The seats are from something GM, probably an S-10 Blazer or extended cab. That funny plastic hinge cap is very familiar from something in my past, but I can't place it for sure.

Yep. There wasn't any way to integrate the hilarious Pete Conrad story into the already 3 hour long movie, but I wish they could have. That was some funny shit.

It's a great idea in theory, but it just doesn't add enough to the party to make it worth the trouble, expense, weight, and fear of leaks.

(Trombone) Wah-wah.

The plaque for the alternates is in the downstairs ladies room.

Your movie imagery is all confused. Almost as confused as I was when I saw a picture of Kelly McGillis a couple of years ago. And like Kelly McGillis, the GTI kind of peaked in 1986 and ain't quite the same today.

That's hot.

This doesn't work. It's just an old van with shiny paint, and that's not worth $8,000.