I very much like that wrap. Way cooler than the “rusty” Challenger.

I had a ‘93 Tempo and it was actually not a bad car for my college self.  That being said, I would never pay more than $500 for a tempo in any condition.

“You just have to love the scale of depreciation on any recent Italian car not branded Bugatti, Ferrari or Lamborghini.”

Insurance companies need to start covering the replacement of cloudy headlights with no deductible the same way they replace pitted windshields as it is a safety issue.

The aniline leather in the LS430 also came in the Custom Luxury package which had every thing except air suspension and back seat goodies.

The Solitaire was featured in Demolition Man. The closest thing to an ideal land yacht, in my opinion, would be a modern factory limousine version of something like a Fleetwood.

Whenever I see these commercials I think about the time I spent Christmas with my college girlfriend’s family. I was impressed with the Kate Spade bag her dad gave to her mom as a gift, but I was shocked when she opened the box containing a diamond ring that I later learned cost $32k. I couldn’t stop thinking how he…

In May we traded in our X5 for a 2020 Taco (TRD Sport), and, my god, is that thing a dinosaur. Very useful for our purposes, and the less than stellar experience of owning a higher-mile BMW was a big reason for the switch, but I don’t like it. For $42k though, I’m not surprised Toyota is ok with the margin.

I never realized intermittent wipers were a feature until I inherited a Geo Metro without them.

That 3.5L V6.

It’s too bad the convertibles didn’t have the same spoiler used on the coupe version of the Trans Am.

That really is a bummer they couldn’t make that work. The H2 SUT had one to go along with the Avalanche/Escalade EXT stablemates. Although the bed in that Hummer was even shorter.

Lol, my kid will roll up to the house on his bike still wearing his mask from school.

50% is pretty generous, don’t you think?

Ah yes.  A good reason to watch The Island (2005)!

I’m still mad that Cadillac teased us with those beautiful concepts like the Ciel, Elmiraj, and even the Sixteen.

I’ve had two cars with this feature.  I would buy a car just for this feature alone.

I really miss my ‘90 Galant GSX.

I really was going to vote NP, but then I got to the end. If the owner was so meticulous with maintenance why not replace the AC compressor?  If they’d take $11k I would definitely say NP, but as it stands: No Dice.

I think buying any Esprit is a roll of the dice, but hopefully buyers are well aware of what they’re getting into.  This looks like a good example, and I gotta believe prices are going to climb for these cars like they have for others of this era.