you missed a "t". And now we all think you have terrible grammar and a great chassis. We are talking about the ATS, not you!!!

I am pretty sure the car will sell between $650-750k. It is less familiar than the Barris Batmobile, and as such will pull less nostalgic value, but nonetheless a solid buy. If I'm right, remind me :)

he's picking up that 2 series no?

yeah and a 1937 delahaye type 135 is gorgeous no matter the color!

I actually would rather one of these, as the nav looks more outdated as time goes on. And there is no nav to update either if you don't have one.

Actually, even funnier, his middle name is Kunt. I'm not kidding.

And we don't have the old ford fiesta or the strange VW car here

not a bad thing, just a shameless ripoff of a unique looking truck.

The front fascia is too similar to the VW Amarok, or whatever its concept name was. There is a Dacia Duster, which is a similar car in suv form

Yeah i came here to post this, but its not all that luxurious or supercarulous

Bristol cars. So freaking expensive. Nobody said new luxury car. The epitome of understatment. Sorry for no picture

About 300-400k was the estimate after restoration

They are refurbishing most, and only restoring 2 or 3.

I'm in the market for one if you are ignoring yours

i kinda get montezemolo's revenge when looking at the 458 Montana GTO SS

betcha can't swallow that weiner(mobile). I'm talking all 29 slippery feet! Retch baby retch!

i must be very forward thinking. I have lived in all three US cities on the list. Whoo for meeeee

i actually did a transplant like this on an e30 coupe.

i don't see no crumblin' infrastructure. Damn I do a good job running this country?

They specifically said they took the car apart. No one in the classic car world would claim that as simply preserved, that already entails a restoration. Ex. If you polish up chrome, thats preservation. Re-chroming = restoration