Don’t hate the messenger, hate the circumstance.

The last of the V8 Interceptors.

The fuel injection system on those things is a disaster. The only realistic way to keep your sanity is to yank the engine and put something reasonable in there, but at that point, why start with the Cosworth in the first place? You could put together a 350/4 speed setup that would be a much more entertaining car to…

or Dunkin Donuts :p

phooey, build a better car! ... I have to say, VW has gone way done in the interesting car category... I can't think of a single product of theirs I'd want.

...wut?

Give it time. On my wife’s now-gone 2014 Explorer it worked pretty well at first, but it seemed to somehow get worse as it got older. It has real problems with bluetooth - I guarantee you that you will find yourself turning off the bluetooth on your phone in order to stop the sync system from thinking you’re making a…

I had never heard the term "curbstoning" before, but I used to sell cars that way. I had a friend that owned a small used car dealership. He would take cars in on trade then offer them to me at a very reasonable price if he didn't want to be bothered with it.

Please tell this to everyone who is commenting with the question: “Why is this a scam?”

So what’s the downside to the buyer? If the car still checks out and is at an agreeable price, what would be the potential problems with going ahead with the purchase?

The only “safety features” I like or want would be some proper structural engineering and crumple zones so that my car doesn’t fold like a pancake in a collision. I don’t want any of those electronic nannies and I don’t need 32 different airbags.

Bullshit. When you retire, you’re sitting on a pot of money that has to last you until you die, and you can only burn through a certain amount every year until it runs out. You don’t have the ability to go back to work when you’re 95 if you live longer than expected, or if your health costs go up. They’re not “taking…

Old people live on fixed income. When you’re living off retirement savings and it has to last the rest of your life, two-thousand-dollar tech gizmos become far less important to you.

“turns heads everywhere it goes”, says the dealer’s web page.

OK, then, how about "This Ugly GTO Might Go Cheap." I think that fits.

This question should be “transportation” not just car, because this is obviously the best way to get there.

A smart fortwo with an engine swap. Cars are usually status symbols and/or indicators of the lifestyle you live. A smart like this gives the middle finger to all of that.

Ive got an 86 ss and that fucker is gorgeous

Still miss mine every day, I will buy another, when I have a garage with armed guard to protect it. As an aside I’m the guy from the Jalopnik film festival premiere of Black Air that related his story of his GN being stolen after 1 month and 24 days of ownership.....