This is a 35 year old VW with six figures on the odometer, going for 3-4 times KBB value.

The 1959 Buick has murder in its eyes

Since vehicles nowadays are such dull blobs and boxes, make a vehicle which is capable of easily affixing new skins to change the car’s styling.

How about a cloaking device to make me invisible to radar, lidar and all other types of police surveillance?

It occurs to me that the Titanic and the Ocean Gate Titan both suffered from an excess of new money and the arrogance that goes with it.

I wouldn’t consider surviving a 196 foot fall ‘lucky.’  Imagine the pain 

Hmm... A single politician, deciding unilaterally what an entire industry can or cannot produce, with no regard to the actual market conditions?

The Bangle era was the beginning of BMW’s downfall in terms of styling.

I believe the 3rd Gen F-bodies were some of the worst cars ever in terms of quality control.

My supervisor at my first ‘real’ job ordered a 1983 Camaro Berlinetta, but after waiting about two months, gave up and bought one off the lot.

Suggestion: if “A month or so” could possibly turn into six months, a year or longer, DO NOT put your stuff in storage.

Ditto. This car spent its life idling with the A/C at full blast. Not to mention what the air pollution around LAX would do to the finish.

How about a six-wheel, stretch Olds Toronado?

So, you had an overwhelming desire to have the Stasi kidnap and ‘eliminate’ your political enemies?

I’ve told this story here before:

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The DeLorean.

Didn’t Kid Rock once post an anti-EV rant on Twitter or some other social media platform?

I work less than a mile from Porsche’s North American HQ in Atlanta.

The Racer has a French aircraft registry number, so I wonder how fast it goes in reverse.