Ford Focus. It was an automatic SE Wagon, but that didn’t stop it from being completely forgettable. I had just come out of a ‘92 Saab 900 Turbo 16v, and it was a night and day difference. It was cheap transportation when that’s all I needed out of a car. I don’t even have a picture of it, and even back in 2012 when I…

The new owner still spent $8500 over sticker for a now used car, lets not gloss over that.

It’s perfectly fine if you just want a comfy 4-seat convertible for not much money. Not everyone wants a Miata or a Boxster when it comes to droptops.

I want to NP this one bc I like Audi 5000s and 200s. This one just seems tired. It seems like a $1000 car to me. It’s never going to be a show car, just treat it as a errand runner/beater and don’t venture out of a 10 mile radius from your house with it. At $6k, it’s an obvious ND.

I still don’t know what the EQ models are called. Is it a Mecedes-Benz EQS SUV or Mercedes-EQ EQS SUV? Like with -AMG and -Maybach?

Maserati. The only bright spot (if you can call it that) was the 15 year old GranTurismo they were still selling. It had that glorious Ferrari derived V8. The new V6 is still just a V6.

In the States the E60 wagon never came with RWD. Either a 530xi or twin turbo 535xi. The 2010 is the only year to be badged as a 535i xDrive, tho.

“..Porsche van again.” I see what you did there!

Merkur is German for Mercury. So in a way it is?

Glorious vintage 6.3 Benz with a modern 6.2 LS V8. Sorry, but no thanks. The entire point of the W109 is that it isn’t some overweight big-block B-Body Impala.

I don’t think anyone’s cross shopping this with a Miata, even an automatic one. This is similar to a LeBaron or Sebring, a cheap and cushy 4-seat cruiser.

Aww did your grandkids teach you that during their forced visitation with you at the home? Typical Boomer L.

A) Calm down, boomer, it’s not that serious. I can tell how worked up you are by all the fonts, multiple punctuation marks, and random capitalizations.

I like old Benzes. I like manuals. I like old quirky manuals that I could use as a second car for errands around town. But no part of this slammed 220D is speaking to me. ND, especially at $7,500. There are so many other original vintage Benzes out there for that price, if that’s what you want.

No, Kia doesn’t. The K5 (Optima), K7 (Cadenza), and K9 (K900) were all sedans.

Saab was killed off just as they were about to introduce the replacement for the then 10 year old 9-3. This was right around the time when everybody else started to go turbo 2-liter crazy and play around with hatchback/gran coupe body styles. Heartbreaking.

I saw the price thinking it was maybe a casualty of Ian or something, but it’s not. One owner, rare color, low miles, stored in SoCal. At just under $40k, this seems like a steal! NP!

Do you know how many 3+ ton Super Duty and HD trucks are already on the roads? You know, the ones that skirt paying a gas-guzzler tax?

I hate how manufacturers default to all black when it comes telling consumers that this is something more sporty. Black paint, black trim, black badges, black interior.

Please show me where these $200k Bugattis are. I’ll take two!