What’s the point of this thing? The exterior modifications suggest some type of overlanding or adventuring vehicle, but the inside was done for comfortable, luxury transportation. It doesn’t seem like the work done for either would appeal to the other. Plus, in my personal opinion, it’s flat out ugly. ND.

And to add another Korea-related story. There was a Daewoo Tico that was owned by roughly 50 expat English teachers in succession in Yeosu over the course of a decade+. I think someone finally just left it at the airport. It might still be there.

I would be all over a late 90's/early 00's Chairman. My father-in-law had one and they are fantastic.

Sucks that his insurance got changed from full to liability without his knowledge and I hope he’s able to fight it and win. That said - isn’t the cleanup cost EXACTLY something that liability will cover?

Despite the Lionharts, this would seem to be an inspection away from a NP. It’s priced at the low end of the market, presents better than a lot of other ones for sale, and has fewer miles.
Honest question from someone who doesn’t really understand these types of transmissions, if it has a “fully automatic” mode, what…

It’s a desirable car (and maybe more mass market for the automatic), seems to be in good shape, and low end of the market for price. Assuming a pre purchase inspection goes well, it’s an easy NP.

Around $40,000

Kind of a flawed premise with this one. I feel like the core assumption with all NP/ND questions is that the vehicle is presented accurately. With that assumption, this is a slam dunk Nice Price. The question here, though, is more Scam or No Scam? In which case, it’s a pretty obvious scam. (FYI - scam or no scam would…

Yes, it’s a high-end price, but you need examples to set that high-end and this looks like one of those that belongs there. Clean and seemingly ready for thousands of miles without putting another dollar into it (besides gas of course and this will take a lot of it). Drive it for a couple years, keep it clean, and…

Wouldn’t love the gas mileage of the V8 if it’s doing a lot of city driving, but if you need something for the highway, then this would probably be a great cruiser.

“Some minor repairs are all that is needed to make this big sedan a serious contender.”

So you do all of that, but don’t fix the odometer? Not to mention that after four years of hooning, that engine is probably due for another rebuild. I actually like the look, but the dude can’t be expecting to get his sweat equity back as dollars. ND on this project of a project.

“The Ocean isn’t set to get to customers until November 2022.”

It’s called the Kia Niro EV. I’m really happy with mine.

3,124,875 miles

Based on several childhood movies, that driver should have had no problem just loading up the packages in the front half and continuing his route.

If you have a long highway commute and want a good ride on a budget, one of these and a Bluetooth radio receiver to connect your phone will serve the purpose well. The basic maintenance won’t be all that bad most likely.

It’ll be a dumb/irrational purchase, sure, but still a borderline NP for somebody. Plenty of people in their late 30's/early 40's who remember the rich kid in their high school having one of these and see a chance to have one now. I’m guessing clean examples of these that haven’t been poorly modded and beat to hell…

Jesus, why do so many commenters have a stick up their ass about THIS? I’ve never seen anyone respond to one of Torch’s taillight articles with “my Nissan has taillights too, what’s the big deal?”

Clean, top-of-the-line and functional 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee might be worth $8500, but to imagine that this hack job (as clean as it looks in the pics, but probably less so in person) is worth an additional ten grand? That it some insanity level ND.