Add me to the list of people that always just thought “Hoonigan” was a sticker that morons put on their cars to self-identify. 

Impressive miles for sure, but the interior is so nasty looking I’d be hesitant to sit in there with anything less than a OSHA-approved biohazard suit. Donate the car to the FBI crime lab training center and let them tell the stories that this car is hiding.

The Trump/GOP ideas get scarier every day. Just wait until they start eying all our retirement accounts. Don’t worry, it won't be long. 

This is a tough one. A good paint correction detail could probably get that black exterior looking pretty good, but you’d still be looking at that those really distressed seats and interior all the time. The Viggen package is cool, but it’s still a car with less HP than just about everything on the road these days.…

I had to look that up. I found these stats; in a nutshell it looks like about 77K Achievas were made in 1992, and (I didn’t bother adding them up) it looks like over the 6 year run somewhere in the neighborhood of 500K were built. Also, Oldsmobile overall was cranking out about 450K cars a year in that era.

thanks for the link!

Scammers gonna Scam. I mean really, is anyone shocked by this? 

Clearly HP need varies by vehicle; 140 hp in a Civic is fine but useless in an F250. So I say the ideal power goal is one that gets the vehicle from 0-60 in about 6.5-7.0 seconds. That’s plenty fast for everyday driving and merging onto a highway. 

You need to go get yourself a Miata RF — you’d be in heaven... Miata driving dynamics and Opel GT styling.

It’s interesting, but not $35K interesting. Looking at that kinda hacked luggage area cover with the speakers and the plain and simple dash I get the feeling this isn’t too terribly enjoyable to drive, either. It just screams economy car, not dynamic Bravarian experience. ND.

I suggested that when they were soliciting input, but I guess my argument wasn’t strong enough. I also suggested the CRX. No love for the affordable, zippy 2-seaters!

What’s the over/under on this thing making it back to earth? I heard that assuming it comes back in one piece Boeing intends to repair it and reuse it. Like space travel isn’t risky enough...

Here’s another obscure old Pontiac: the Lemans GSE. Poor thing was, if I recall correctly, an Opel design built in Korea and “styled” with all the usual Pontiac go-fast plastic trim of the day.

Back in the late 80s/early 90s some guy in my town had a notchback Trans Am like this one. If I recall correctly only about 700 were made. I always thought it was an improvement over the big glass hatch.

Easy Nice Price. This is a great comfy, under the radar cruiser from the days when the owner could brag about how many bodies you could fit in the trunk. 

Respectfully, this really seems more like a Florida story. You sure you have the location correct? 

Me too - a blue voter stuck in a red hellscape. I think there are actually a fair number of us but we tend to keep quiet as you just can’t argue with the morons — it’s like a real-life game of whack-a-mole except, unfortunately, you can’t use real hammers. I just keep hoping that people will start to wise up before…

When I was 11 I built plastic model kits that came out looking better than this... thing. ND. 

This is the thing: we’re just one or two generations of batteries away from units that will be, say, 50% more efficient (or greater), cheaper and more eco-friendly to make, and lighter, too. No, these first EVs aren’t for everyone. But imagine in 10 years an EV that could go 1000 miles on a charge... will people still…

Oh dear lord, no. At $25K this seller needs to advertise to masochists, not auto enthusiasts.