Definitely a conversation starter, but they need to do the price like they did the van — cut it in half.

You forgot “the pressure found its way out”

military vehicles don’t have to comply with federal safety standards

Killed In Action

Pontiac lost their identity in the late 70s / early 80s and never really recovered it after that

This thing looks like it belongs in a trailer park. Solid gold crack pipe

Sure, this is a Jalopnik trifecta, but it needs to be better sorted to fetch that price. Crack Pipe.

Would have been nice if his car had concord the storm

That interior shot makes me wonder about the kind of care this car got from this owner. Add in the door damage, and it’s CP for me.

Too janky for that kind of dough. Crack Pipe

So now it’s racist to insist that those who immigrate to this country do so in accordance with our immigration laws?

This might be NP for the right buyer, if they just wanted to add it to their collection of vintage bikes. But you wouldn’t want to buy this to ride. Too many other better choices out there for the price. CP for me.

It was a luxury back then, young whippersnapper!

What would be cool is if your autonomous EV could drop you off at wherever you’re going, then drive itself to a charging station to recharge, then return to you not later than a prescribed time, perhaps sending messages to your smart phone with status updates.

The difference is north Korea actually commits acts of war resulting in deaths or injuries on a regular basis. I don’t recall the Soviets doing that during the Cold War.

“both Viggor and Integra featured made up names...”
I’m surprised nobody called you out on this. Acura Vigor, not “Viggor”. I always thought it was a great name for a car. 

AMC has was my vote as well.

Very cool, but for $25K I’m buying something else

The Blackwood was their first high-zoot pick-em-up. The run of the mill F-150 clone was the Mark LT (Light Truck?)

“The seller claims today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe CSX is the first one ever”

So what, it’s a Dodge Shadow for $9K. Crack pipe.