“as a motorcyclist, i would not recommend buying a new anything.”

Came here for this, and heartily concur. A smallish-displacement pre-abused motorcycle is best for beginners.
I’d also add that learning to operate a motorcycle off-road on a dirt bike is a great way to go, as the learner can focus on learning to ride…

Lighten up Francis, Buick themselves have called their wagons “Estate” since the 1940s.

“Biden stopped Donald-the-Dimwitted-Criminal’s gauche paint scheme for the next Air Force One”

Your hate for the former president is having a negative impact on your rationality.

I’m an avid motorcycle enthusiast, and this is no dice for me. This one’s pretty nice for what it is, but I think you could get a newer (and nicer) Wing for this price. If I wanted a full-dress Gold Wing, I’d be looking for a 4th Gen (1987-2000). Or even better, a 5th Gen, but it might be tough to find a good one at…

Cars are dangerous too.  You should just stay home.

“Side note, where are the side mirrors?”

Pretty common to only have a driver’s side mirror, and none on the passenger side during that era

Worked for me

Yes it was. The Ranchero of this era had the same front half as the LTD II.

One of these in what appears to be similar condition (and with 30,000 fewer miles) with the 351 c.i. engine, and an arguably more desirable green color scheme, sold on BAT last year for $7,800.   So yeah, no dice on this one.

If that Mitsubishi didn’t have a badge on its nose I’d think it was a Pontiac

This thing is the Youabian Puma of watercraft.

Did you miss the part where he is a BMW technician?

Are you going to go into hiding now?  Because apparently the US authorities will be coming for you after that anti-US statement you just made.  They should be cutting off your internet access any moment now.

There is a panel/cover in place in the photo. The actual cargo floor is under that panel.

I think this is a fair price for this car in the current market, but need more details on the SLP mods, as that could add significant value. So it would require further inspection, but tentatively nice price.

This is not a high-end luxury car. Comparing Hyundai’s lineup to Toyota, where Toyota has Corolla, Camry, and Avalon, Hyundai has Elantra, Sonata, Grandeur. Above that, Toyota has the Lexus brand, Hyundai has Genesis. Hyundai’s closest comparable model to the Century is the Equus, formerly it’s own brand but now part…

I don’t disagree with Rob that this needs a thorough refurbishment, but the buy-in is too steep for that course of action

Someone call Steve Lehto, he loves these things.

For $6K you could do a lot worse.  NP.

Looks similar to the Mazda 323/Familia of the same era: