Covered! Just last August, the stars aligned and I found myself with a little cash and the opportunity to go find my unicorn. 2000 M Coupe. I will love it and pet it and I will name it george and rub its feathers and stroke its bill, and.... etc.

Miata Is Always The Answer

But how do you really feel?

Miata is always the answer.

1972 Volvo P1800ES. It shows you have an interest in unique cars. It is pleasing to the eye with teal paint/tan interior, it is comfortable. Its not stupid fast, but not 80’s diesel Mercedes Benz slow. It is $6900, you have $8100 to buy hard to find parts when it breaks down. It is a US car from Colorado, so no taxes…

Miata.

Vancouver area kijiji because Canada can get JDM imports (well all imports) 10 years sooner than the US and there is a lot of money in the area.

I thought this one was going to end up flipped but I’m ecstatic to see you’re hanging on to such a wonderful beast.

Did someone say Dodge Nitro?!!! (I’ve been actually waiting a surprisingly long time to bust this out.)

Came here see this, not disappointed.

Ricky, who lives in Sunnyvale

I feel like you’re making quite a few assumptions there.

I’m doing my part. Got the wife a new 3-er wagon a few months ago. Shame they only make them AWD and auto, but it truly is a great auto.

Sure you might save money by buying a crossover, but then you can’t bore your neighbors about how unique your car is.

You just gotta pick up some hoosiers for the track day, bro.

Lancia Fulvia...45k on the clock and a tad below $20k

I can smell the automaticness of that thing from here.

Considering GM made 4,789,905,325 Geo Storms, it’s bizarre to me that not even 20 years later I might see one a month. MAYBE. But a Storm wagon? I saw one this morning parked on the street across from my office and I almost had an aneurysm. Perfect timing.

Easy, 2004 VW Passat W8 4Motion Wagon, 6 Speed. 136 produced (there were 424 total W8s with sticks, sedan and wagon), if you want to be even more specific only 20 actually had all the option boxes ticked.