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So for this money or MORE you can get a similar condition Miata, Alfa Spyder, MR2 Spyder, MGB, old school Fiat 124, BMW Z3 and probably a few others I am forgetting. The Corvette has nearly twice the power (or more) and more than twice the torque of any of these cars. Though power isn’t everything in a sports car, it

I had a high school teacher who taught us real world money basics, I don’t think it even directly related to the class, but I listened to a lot of it and thought it was great.

I don’t know how old you are but I think some of it is age related. If you remember a time when A/C was an option and power windows were a luxury...pretty much any 30k car will have all that and more, we got a mid-range Subaru Crosstrek a couple years ago. Less than 30k, to me it has the features of a luxury car, even

100% agree banning large vehicles won't happen, but they could stop incentivizing them with the CAFE footprint rule and the tax breaks afforded any large truck or SUV purchased by a business, treated as a commercial vehicle and business expense when it is nothing more than a luxury commuter.

IS500, used, certified, 60k

Reading the whole article it doesn’t sound to me like Greg wants what I would think of as a sports car. He wants a sporty coupe or sedan. So probably a BMW or Audi.

I have a much bigger problem with  how the cops handled it than the dealership.  The dealership made a mistake, big mistake, but they assumed the car had been stolen and reported it.  If the cops surveilled the guys house for a half a day that had a lot of options in dealing with the situation other than going full

It looks very unrusty compared to all the old Toyota trucks we see up north.  Nice Price

This maybe be appealing to someone who has always wanted a car from the Italian big three (though Maserati’s exotic/desirability stock seems pretty diluted to me these days). They can drive a good looking car with an exotic nameplate for a short time for not much initial outlay, but I suspect even that guy is going to

It pretty much looks like a generic SUV shape with some sharp angle Mr. Roboto vibe thrown in, and the overall shape is generic and a decade old. I really am not feeling what the author is trying to convey about this design at all. Maybe could buy I to “less ugly” than some current designs, but that is as far as I

I get that, haven’t really seen it where I live. People either park their for sale cars at their house, or at the far end of a commercial parking lot where they can be seen from the street.

Why do you "loath people who do this"?  I am legitimately curious and a little confused

I didn't know they made this version of the Torino in a convertible.  I generally prefer the cleaner prior body style, but the curvy Torino looks really nice in Blue.  Neat enough car, but the price is still too high.  No Dice

I am gonna break my rule about buying off warranty German luxury cars (a rapidly depreciating asset with high maintenance costs) and go with nice price here.  The car seems to be clean and well maintained, and the miles aren't in the could have driven to the moon range that many cars featured here have been lately. 

I guess they bask in the reflected glow of the air cooled VW buses, but yeah, to me a high mileage, 20 year old minivan.  

I didn't know that but makes perfect sense.  We had one growing up.

I don’t think these are bad looking cars, nothing to get excited about but clean lines and one of that cladding Pontiac went kind of nuts with before they died.

Corvettes Generations Ranked

Pretty obviously used as a track car, the owner had extra fun, but the fun tax is that a track car is not worth as much on the market as a stock, more gently driven example. Looks to be great for its intended purpose, but priced too high.  No Dice.

There is a silver one local to me on Facebook for over 20k, 25000 miles.