The dealership wants to let this go for $40,000.

And I want to add that there is a reason why these sold poorly... they were crap for what they cost.

This very much a we’re perfectly fine not selling this car, and keeping it in our showroom for people to look at - price. Given that it’s the dealer owner’s late brother’s car - I suppose there’s also a sentimentality premium built into the price as well.

I bid $1, Bob.

Herb Jones Chevy?

“The dealership wants to let this go for $40,000.”

“Sure it has 158k miles, but it was rebuilt at 80k*

Don’t leave out Honda. The 80s was a golden era for Honda. I’d also say the 80s at its worst was better than the post-1972 70s. 

Coupe or targa, hell yes. Convertible 911, never.

That last slide is just lazy.

8000 page slideshow please. We all want it. We all need it.

The issue with my wife and I is impulsive behavior. We go out shopping for one thing at 7 am on a Saturday and shop up at 5am on Sunday morning with a pile of random crap we ended up getting while we forgot what we were looking for and having put 400+ miles on our vehicle. We just go for adventures every month or two.

Reverse: For me it’s the cost and the fact that I live in flyover country here in the midwest.

Just a quick note about the word choice in point 1:

I meant relative to other cars in their category. The regular Kona starts at $21K, but the EV version starts at $34K. Even with tax credits, that’s still a lot more. 

Reverse:

Reverse: Money. So far this year, I’ve spent $20k on home repairs and $5k on medical bills. I don’t have the money to do new car shopping. Or used car shopping.

Yeah, I agree with smalley. You skipped right over dumb and went straight to genius.

That might be dumb enough that is circles around to being genius.

I was not mechanically inclined, mind you, but I drove a Delta 88 that had a tape deck.  The tape deck ate tapes, so I velcroed a cassette walkman to the underside of the dash, with a stereo miniplug to cassette adapter- so I would play my tapes in the walkman through the adapter instead of just getting a cheapy…