From the rate the truck on the left closes the one on the right, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt on that. Easily could have been setting up a pass.

A Hellcat is like a woman. You must take your time, get to know her, understand her. If you you attempt serious moves too fast, she will try to get away from you. Of course, I'm gay so I would have slammed down the hammer right out of the dealer because I would order a dude Hellcat.

Parting out 1974 Corvette. Good hood, fenders, doors. Many interior pieces (black), some trim. $5-250. No dealers or scammers, please!

Dammit, graverobber. Why do you post the Volvos that need to take the CP vote? It's a perfect example, it's just a shame it's at least 10 grand overpriced.

Yeah, I know what you mean. I had a buddy with a pickup who played hockey. That stuff smelled like a$$. It was rough taking a ride to lunch with him in that thing!

^^this^^

The smell of a thousand rotting corpses.

Seems very unlikely, but then again, it seems unlikely they would save you regardless:

Weird, I must of had the prototype model in high school.

I'm seeing a Ford Contour

At least it looks like the orphan in the back survived...

Guy one sprints away.

It doesn't stand out, its quiet and completely forgettable. Nothing blends in better than a silver civic. Some modifications can help the handling and performance. Room to carry weapons and spy gadgets. To get in and out of most places and not be noticed its the car. Plus think of all the money the spy agency is…

Solstice GXP coupe, less than 1300 total coupes produced and who knows how many were GXPs.

Mercury Sable AIV.

Herpes simplex 1, I guess.

I always disliked that era of Capprice. It was the closest you could get to having a jellybean on wheels. That and the rear simply looked god-awful.

The Kingswood Estate. Duh.

Ok, so why did the dude with the beard do a Dukes of Hazard slide over the hood of a Honda Accord? (2:40)

That's still a shooting brake.