These things can be had all day for $10k

That's not a Lincoln. That's a Mercury.

Ridgeline body + Escape front end + Zephyr rear end + Chinese build quality = scrap metal

So he's retired. Why now? Why not 20 years ago?

How much for the K.I.T.T. voice module?

I actually think the cars they drive on the show are brilliantly casted. Michael drives a PT Cruiser convertible, one of the lamest cars ever dreamed up, which he considers a step up from the Sebring convertible he used to drive. Pam has a Echo, which suits her frumpiness perfectly. The Prius had a staring role in…

Toyota Tercel wagon with AWD and a 5-speed. Preferably in brown with brown vinyl. Awesome.

it might b a mOre imprssve web siit if it werntt riddled wit typos

Dude...this is at Volo Auto Museum in Volo, Illinois. Lots of cars from Death Race, as well as many other movies, are there and for sale. Check out their website at volocars.com

that cow pie looks almost like a real car

I strongly considered a GTI with the DSG but wound up buying a 3-series wagon instead for the extra cargo space. The GTI was more fun, in my opinion. Not the fastest or the best handling, but the engine and DSG are mated perfectly. The seat of the pants fun factor is unmatched at the price.

Any current VW with the 2.5 5-cyl

This thing has been for sale for well over a year at the Volo car museum in Volo, Illinois. They have quite a stock of old TV and movie cars for sale, some of which are quite reasonable.

Ferrari California - big ass

Anything AMC

It's sorta 2-tone, isn't it? The hood looks shiny whereas the fenders are matte.

As a former SAAB fan boy, SAAB hasn't been SAAB in a long time, not since the SCANIA came off the badge, at least. It needs to go solo or die.

You always knew when you were behind a twin cam Saturn b/c the rear bumper had it emblazoned, in gold lettering no less, at a font easily readable from 1/4 mile away

I loved it the first time I saw it, when they were still calling it the Subaru B6 Tribeca

Reminds me of when I was a kid in Florida driving along with my parents behind a truck similar to this towing portions of the rockets from the space shuttle. That was amazing, and awe inspiring just how massive they were