I think that color mismatch is a result of the green glass tint and the angle of the light off of the rear seat. If you look just inside the door frame, the seat and side panel do match. 

Invest that seed money wisely, my friend! You’ve got a ways to go to catch the pricing of 928s!

Nice price if you want a quirky little runabout to fill out your fleet of cars....

why is this not at 99%ND?

If it wasn’t so damn expensive to certify a new model in the USA, I would bet that a dual-clutch Civic R and Integra Type S would be available. 

If you asked me to instantly pick a collectable classic for the spare space that I don’t have in the garage, I’d tell you Porsche 964 RS America. (I’d be thrilled with a Euro-spec RS instead.)

Even with bucket seats, there are also people like my brother, who has a long torso at 6'2". He fit into his 1990 Eagle Talon, but would not fit into many larger sports coupes due to lack of headroom. Something about the Talon’s arrangement just worked for him!

Those are so Spiderman can do his thing when they are attacked!

If you’re not familiar with the 24V engines, the extra boost when those valves open up at high RPMs do seem to resemble turbochargers to the uninitiated.

Nah! They’re in Vegas. One tough turn of your luck and BAM! You owe the casino several grand.

It’s Las Vegas, Baby! Of course there’s a lien on the car! (“But the cards were being REALLY good to me! I was on a ROLL!”)

ESPECIALLY the IMS on the Tiger tank! That issue lost the war for the Germans!

I’m irrationally pleased to see that windshield sunshade behind the seat. This is a criminally underutilized tool for protecting your car’s interior from the sun. 

I still think people like crossovers because sedans and coupes are losing too much sidewall. That, and Americans all have bad knees or backs. 

I love the asymmetrical quad headlamps of SL models for this generation, but these SLK headlights are so much ‘meh’. I’m actually conflicted about how much ‘meh’ I’m feeling about this car, and I typically like the 90's ‘used soap’ car designs.

Good idea to pace the process. 

Many of the fastest models of cars in their day become the highest valued. When people wax nostalgic, they usually don’t decide to buy that economy car to experience their childhood.

Although I’m tired of the David Tracy rust references, this one made me chuckle for the stereotypical language. Well done!

There are not enough answers regarding what was going on to jump to any conclusions other than, “There is no way a 16 year old should have packed their bothers and sisters in every nook and cranny of this vehicle to go driving after midnight!”

Those off pictures of the seats and hatch look like they were taken from a glossy brochure! I’d definitely want to see it in person, and I suspect the driver’s seat and hatch are far from pristine.