I’m constantly checking craigslist for these. Most are all clapped out. If it’s clean, then the owner knows what he has and is asking too much. Such is life.

This is far and away my favorite infiniti ever. I sometimes look them up on Autotrader just to get depressed

I lived in Queens NY way back when this came out. Some Italians in the neighborhood with certain backgrounds replaced their Caddies with this.

Not sure if these are forgotten so much as just less visible due to time passing.

$2500 for a running, rolling convertible that appears nearly as water-tight as when it was built and lived long outside the rust belt? NP. Sure, it’s a Cavalier; it has crappy brakes, a hokey vacuum fluorescent dash and if you put your finger tip in the door gap while going over a speed bump, it might pinch it off due…

My parents bought a 1988 Z24 coupe, new. In fact, dad put down the deposit before the first cars even started shipping. For many years it was our only car. Dad traveled a lot, so it racked up miles quickly (30k+ a year for it’s first few years). It did hot laps at Lime Rock Park, it had a ski rack and bused us to…

My sister had one of these back in the day. With the build quality it had, I’m fairly sure it was one of the deadline cars put together in the Gung Ho plant.

Came here to post that. Glad there is another great mind out there.

Jesus! That was just...majestic. I wonder if that guy is still alive?

Thank you, came to see if this was here and I leave not disappointed.

I’m pretty sure this is the best fuckin “car jump” video on YouTube.

I dunno...

But how does it compare to Arthur Dent?

Now you are tempting Phaeton.

We’re in a different dimension. I helped my non-Jalop brother buy a car. His wife could not understand (to the point of frustration) how a ‘05 IS300 with 110k was a much more prudent, reliable option than a ‘11 535i with 80k for the same money. We’ve wasted years of our lives mastering this stuff.

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Just a note to everyone... READ THE FILE NAMES. ALL OF THEM.

In the future I’ll be able to reach out to the dash and push a button for a radio station and push another button to adjust my cabin climate. I won’t have to scroll and swipe my way through layers of menus on a flat screen.