I love how he's wearing the excact same outfit in the two linked articles.

I actually like the C3, and with a stick this is actually a pretty nice price. Throw some SB Chevy bolt ons at it and have fun.

Hey, I've stacked stuff on other stuff and painted it. I guess that makes me a sculptor too.

@Jackie:Jalopnik 3:16: And Jesus sayeth, "Why didst thou turn?"

@Maxis47: Yes, but that would be if we were talking about cars for posers. This is a poser car. A machine that's looks and sounds are writing checks its chassis and suspension can't cash.

Extra, extra! Old, rich white American CEO is Republican! Mysterious darkness to fall at the end of the day! Fish discovered to swim in the ocean! Inside sources declare Pope to be Catholic! Bears found pooping in the woods!

@Maxis47: Hence the poser-ness of it all. Looking cool while your car's failure destroys you. :P

@Relyks954: The Mangusta came first and only lasted a few years.

@Maxis47: Absolutely. I'd own one in a heartbeat...and probably die in the first corner I take.

@Ryans92L: That's...oddly specific.

I never realized I had this uncontrollable desire for a miniature Dodge van.

De Tomaso Mangusta. One of the best looking cars of all time, and also the worst for doing anything actually related to performance.

If it had been T-topped, I would've voted nice price. I actually like these little devils. They can be pretty spry when warmed over.

I, too, miss pop up headlights.

@whitehatspecial: Perhaps the implication is that even with two non-functioning cylinders, the Slant would still be legendary. :P

Road Runner always struck me as a fantastic name for a car. Serious power with a smirk on its face.

Here we go again... *sigh*

Diesel....Siroccoooo...goes down to Moroccoooooooooo....

The first time I saw an Eagle Premier, my 9 year old mind thought, "When did we start allowing Russian cars over here?"

For that money, I'd snap it up.