Agree, prefer the coupe, came here to post the coupe, gorgeous cars.

You have no soul!  Just kidding, I think beautiful in cars in kind of imprinted at an early age, I am old, while I admire designs of the last twenty years, most don't do much for me.  and those that do usually have a retro look to them.   Anyway to me the beauty of cars built in the 50-70s can't be beat, grew up on…

You are now truly my hero--could have legitimately thrown out '69 Charger here, but I agree E-type, no contest (except I wouldn't look at somebody the said Lamborghini Muira like they were nuts).

I still have my 2002 IS300. Got it for $10,000, the magic number here, several years ago with about 59,000 miles. About the only issue was the sticky dash. For me the console area was the worst so cleaned and resprayed with vinyl spray. Then made my family sign in blood that they would not touch the rest of the dash.

Man, ND on color alone, that beige could make a Ferrari GTO look meh. Probably why the prior owner could afford to buy it, but likely not to maintain it.

I am at no dice too, but maybe not as big as hell no as most of you. If it didn’t have the slushbox and he showed some pictures of the seats (and they weren’t roached) I think the price would’ve a good starting point. Good looking, small, light RWD car that should still be reasonably reliable. I know it is sort of the…

Never drove one of these, but I have driven the Contour chassis cars these were based on.  For it's day it was a peppy and sporty ride.  The styling was kind of out there when introduced, but looks kind of meh today.  Still miles and condition make this an easy nice price.

Sorry "inconsistent" not "stent"

Inventory is scarce for everything, not just EVs, so everybody is pre-ordering.

Would help if the IRS didn’t incentivize the purchase of large truck and SUVs. Under rule 179 business can deduct up to $25,000 of a vehicle of over 6000 pounds gross vehicle weight on their tax returns, even if the “commercial vehicle” is an Escalade they take the kids to soccer practice in.

The argument against the new car isn’t just the “they should have to earn it, so they will appreciate it” thing or the "rich kids, rich parents thing", it is the teenager will wreck their first car so don't spend too much money to on it thing. I know you have been insurance, but nevertheless, most aren't ready to be…

It is a nice clean design, I have always thought they were a good looking car.  If they had made them for two years instead of twelve and there weren’t squadzillions of them still around they would be in high demand.

Starred for Runza awareness

Last I checked (admittedly has been a good long while) these were $20k cars in good condition. C4s are currently the “least desirable” of the ‘vette generations, but ten years ago it was C3s, and in a few years it will probably be the C5s, this is a nice price and you should be able to both have fun with it, and have…

Car looks to be very well cared for, but have seen with similar miles for $10k less.  This is no dice at asking price.

And the crazy Brazilians even built a transition type car after all this happened, the VW Gol had a fwd Audi chassis and air cooled VW motor.

Perhaps the most significant and starkest contrast in car development, the VW Beetle was sold alongside the Rabbit in te United States from 1975-1977.   I realize not the same model name, but the Rabbit was definitely the replacement for the Beetle, and a huge change for VW.

Had the same thoughts, but substitute Toyota Camper

There was one of these that popped up regularly on the outer edge of my daily regional Craigslist search a few years back,I think they wanted $7-8k for a car with less rust and in better shape and a better color (I think dark blue). Was tempted, but no space and resources at the time.

Between the condition and the fact that many of f the mechanical bits seems to be off the shelf and fairly mundane, so hopefully both fairly reliable and easy enough to fix.