There were plenty here too, but they stopped importing in 97, so most Toyota vans here are the later US made (front engine/front drive) Sienna, which is not an uncommon taxi.

I wonder how cheap Neon SRT4s are at this point too.

That’s incorrect, you could get 5sp All-Trac (91-93) but you couldn’t get Supercharged 5sp in AWD or RWD.

Clean, but way overpriced. Doesn’t have roof rack or twin sunroofs, doesn’t have 2nd row swivel captain’s chairs. Not an All-Trac. Almost 200k miles. I’m guessing proximity to Portland has something to do with the price.

Also, Supercharged with a manual transmission was never offered in the US.

Did someone tell them they weren’t selling VWs?

Consolation for VW, sticking it to people who say they can’t make electrical systems work right.

I don’t see what “Saved by the Bell” and “Saved by the Bell: Hawaiian Style” have to do with this.

Is their steering wheel made by Cannondale?

The 1984 Camaro, which was originally from Mars

Having worked on Accents and Elantras, I’d say it’s not necessarily a tuner thing. Hyundai just considers ease of maintenance in to their designs.

No worries, I’m the one who missed the original joke :-)

7th and counting

It’s a Nissan, of course it’s a CVT.

Something tells me most of the people in Beverly Hills don’t have “hillbilly buddies”

The tail is fun to watch, then I noticed the wheels. Whoa.

Still, segment leader in melty fishitude.

Needs lower profile tires for max stupid.

Something off about this door handle placement, should be in the C-pillar or something.

Hindustan Ambassador

AWD wasn't rare but the stick was. There were no Supercharged 5 speeds though. 91-93 only as I recall.