I say ND because of the owner. “Millenial anti-theft device”? And instead of actually replacing the headliner - with the kit HE ALREADY HAS - he just sticks a piece of wood - sorry, “milled ash” - up there.

It’s a great car in great condition, but worth nowhere near 5 figures. ND.

CTS Sport Wagon is a good looking wagon. I could see a slight premium for it over a sedan. But this seems to be on the high side. Maybe around $12-14?

For all the reasons in your first paragraph, I went ND. And I agree, that’s an absolutely awful color. I also don’t love the Fuchs wheels in this; they say ’70s while the car is screaming ’80s.

I have no idea how people can be so bad with money.

I love it, but to rough around the edges for the price.

I voted NP for the person who wants a British sporty car.

He knows what he’s got. Good for him. Hope he likes it, but that mileage indicates he hasn’t much.

Price seems a tad high for the conditions but really, you aren’t likely to find another one of these anytime soon and the buy price is just the beginning on what could be a very fun restoration project (and one that you could probably fit in your garage, too). If it were closer to me I’d be making plans to go look at…

I’m calling this NP, or at least within negotiating distance. It looks pretty straight and rust free. The glass is clear and not cracked, and the trim seems to all be there.

This is a case where you’re buying the owner as much as the car.

I'm gonna give it a NP, if this is your thing. It for sure isn't mine, but hey, it's a fairly cheap drop top from the land of no road salt. Buy it and enjoy it!

I’m going to go with my instinct on this one. NP. The paint looks incredible on it. Fix the top and cruise with it. You’ll get plenty of attention at the local C & C.

It would appeal to me for so many reasons if it wasn’t such a rusty mess. And that price is far too high for the mess that it’s in. Poor thing. 

I’m calling this NP. Would I pay that for it? Would you? Not a chance.

Wow, that is an absolute dumpster fire of a headline.

I can pretty much guarantee that she was on her phone.

He was always really proud of his “thing” with Bill O’Reilly. Nauseating and more than a bit out of touch.

He had no reason to believe the gun wouldn’t fire. It wasn’t supposed to be loaded with live ammunition, period. The responsibility for ensuring there was no live ammo on set and in the device designed as a lethal weapon that was in perfect mechanical condition fell to the AD and the armorer, not Baldwin. SAG-AFTRA…