I found this interior shot from Hot Rod. The table looks different now, but the same shag carpet and green & gold trim.

Don’t spill any water on the shag carpet or the pot seeds will start to sprout.

...I’m pretty sure I got an STD from looking at the pictures. At the very least I’m going to need some Purel.

I would buy it, totally expecting the IMS to go, and then part out the car. An IMS repair can be a solid $2500.

One of my neighbors has one. It has a malfunctioning taillight (flashes intermittently)and is missing trim. I think it’s around MY2016.

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The best looking Volvo vehicles are the concepts that don’t actually look like a Volvo. I’m sure it will get an extreme dullness makeover if it goes to production.

Runs? Check!

Fer Sure! Cheap yellow conversation-starter and you’re not going to find very many others. Anything effed-up is an easy and cheap fix! Excellent, Wayne!

It’s a simple idea, and renting instead of owning is the way to go here. I know several people with Zoes and they’re all happy with them.

This is a really silly take of course. 25 years ago you could probably have bought this thing for $500. That fact that it is now a VERY rare survivor is jacking the price up. It will inevitably continue to appreciate, assuming someone doesn’t try to use it as a daily driver. Any Subaru of this vintage that isn’t a…

Not exactly the most attractive looking car. Sort of reminds me of a potato.

Craic pipe

It’s still breathtakingly ugly though.  I’m not sure that a shifter fixes that.

CVTs got a bad rap based on Quick and cheap engineering by car companies looking to save a dollar (I’m looking at you Nissan) it would be like judging all cars based on the Plymouth/Chrysler/dodge K cars, look up the Williams FW15C. If the FIA had not murdered the CVT transmission in 1993 I believe that the only…

Automatics have been beating manuals on efficiency for a while now. This isnt 2005 anymore. Hell autos have been able to beat manuals in acceleration for a while now too. Even my Redline Sky had a slower manual than auto.

I had a chance to look over this car when it was for sale in 2018, in San Jose. It was on Bring a Trailer, you can see it’s the same one (same chassis number, purchased new by Otto Linton) https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-toyota-2000gt/

I’m usually a “Live & Let Live” kinda bloke but I think a 2000GT should remain stock. A car that rare and beautiful is perfection. I’d like a word with whoever did this...

Anyone who talks of chopping up and ruining a 2000GT should be permanently removed from Jalopnik...

Im pretty impressed. New model from a new company with new tech should have more failures than this. That being said, it’s relatively easy on a car to do miles over a short time period, especially highway miles.