Pantera. All the way. The Lotus Elise disappoints by looking like an ugly Citroen concept car (is there any other kind? We will see soon)

Me thinks they had done again their patented 'move the gas tank to the trunk' widowmaker strategy. Therefore, the four bumpers are now needed. The V8olvo is now ribbed for the team's pleasure. (insane, I know, but have you met Murilee? Dude's the walking definition or an Arkham resident)

A French supercar? Damn. This is the apocalypse indeed. So far, looks good.

@BRAWNDO_POWERED: COTD! (Sad, I know!)

I call BS. The steering wheel has NO buttons! It looks 'chopped from an A3. I don't like the squareness of the sides and back, looks like an A8 mated with a Chrysler 300

Crack Pipe. As in 'I'll suck your dick for $2' crackhead.

You dudes forgot that the Pope's latest new ride is the VW Phaeton. Hand delivered by Ferdinand Piech himself!!!

Pass the crack pipe. But since we are in the middle of an economy implosion, I can pay with WAMU stock the whole $20K. That OK?

@solracer: Wow. Interesting, we got a Jag V12 and a French car at LeMons?!? Sacre Bleu!, ol' chap I sooo want to see that. Maybe I'll drop by just to see.

@theallpowerfulme: Oh Man! Are you serious? A Subaru SVX? Awesome. Though how in the name of all that's holy you got a $500 one??? I've never seen an SVX runner for less than $2,000.

- 3 burned clutch discs

In my list of 'Cars to Own before I die' The 60's era Lincoln Continental has a very prominent spot. I really want one.

@Ash78: WRONG Bentley. The Arnage is a *True* Bentley. Meaning it doesn't share any significant amount of Phaeton Parts as the Continental, Continental GT and Flying Spur do. And even so, the cost and scarcity of Phaeton parts actually makes owning a Phaeton as expensive as owning a Bentley, NOT vice-versa.

I'm going Toyota w/ Nissan engine on this one. Not only seems hellish, but the whole swap reeks of crack-pipe inspiration. Who the hell swaps Toyota and Nissan engines???

So nice. This Beemer is a total classic. This was the four seater, right? (Don't remember it otherwise)

@layabout: So all of this newfangled stuff and we still do NOT HAVE A FUCKING EDIT BUTTON. Thanks, dear Gawker overlords.

Not crack pipe, maybe a joint. I agree that $5K seems a good offer. $5,500 tops. I dig the car.

Really! Head on out to Reno, shoot a man just to watch him die, then proceed a few more klicks to Sparks, where you'll find this 1984 Dodge Colt GTS Turbo (go here if the ad disappears) for only 750 bucks.

I've always had a strange attraction for Honda's 2nd Gen Civic-based wagovan. It's like a proto-CRV.

@Maxichamp: No way! I'd rather have the Espada (looks like Palin's Mustang)