Chase Merrill is the perfect name for a rich 24-year-old douchebag who gets his $90K SUV stuck in a snowbank on his family’s estate in the Adirondacks 

One of the best-looking Caddys of the post ‘60s. NP

Agree on all points except ugly, this is a handsome vehicle

I was thinking $3K, tops

That dealership looks straight out of Breaking Bad, like something Don Hector set up to launder money

$9K for a 28-year-old Chevy truck with almost a quarter-million miles on it? This is overpriced by several orders of magnitude.

I want to vote ND just because of the stupid pics. The only interior shot is a close-up of the side of the driver’s seat, and who the hell takes a pic of a car they’re selling from the inside of a different car? But can’t deny NP

Have to take a stand somewhere, this isn’t a Porsche. It’s an electrified Audi

Buy an Audi, save money

If it’s not a 911 or 718 then it’s just a glorified Audi

Yes, hanging out looking cool by your Porsche for a half-hour to fill the tank almost full sounds like all kinds of fun!

Talk the seller down to $3K, add a turbo motor and boost it within an inch of its life, and find a replacement wagon-back hatch that turns it into a shooting brake. Fun!

One of these, with a modern 4-cyl turbo making 300+ hp, oh hell yeah

Oh my, my heart goes out to these people able to pay $100,000 for an SUV

So any car that “can’t be driven to its maximum potential unless you want to die” isn’t worth having? That means no Corvettes, no Mustangs or Camaros, we’d all be driving a Prius by that logic.

The ass-kissing “to a really good new owner, who will appreciate its history and value, as one of the most desirable classic cars on the market” line makes me suspect scam.

Back in the day Vipers were Mustangs Leaving Cars & Coffee x100

No stability or traction control, hell I’m not sure they even had anti-lock brakes. A total beast of a car that did not suffer fools. At all.

“Courtesy car” also means it was loaded up with floral arrangements to take from the funeral home to the graveside service.

Since the car has obviously not been to a body shop to get repaired, of course the CarFax is clean.