The answer is Panoz. You are right with the LMP07. They also had the Spirit of Abruzzi (front engined w/ the radiators in the back.) It is really hard to find any information at all on the car. It was quite the flop. And; they also have the still not successful Deltawing.

I don’t want it, but if someone wanted a Chrysler Laser $5,500-$7,000 seems like the right ball park for this condition and spec. NP

I how about the Smart E.D. because E.D. stands for erectile dysfunction in the minds of consumers in the U.S.A. not electric drive.

1. I said “Tatra car.”

I would call the Tatra car slowly starved to death from Communism not bred by Communism. Saddly when the iron curtain was lifted the emaciated Tatra was not able to survive.

Have you contacted the importer Doug used to to and find you a Cony Guppy?

I think $6,000 would have been a better budget for a first car. My budget was $4,000 6 years ago with money I saved working minimum wage.

I am a fan of a number of the fiction examples mentioned, and I did noy even know dieselpunk was a thing.

The energy indicator in my Ironman-style suit.

The Roaring 20’s, the Jazz Era, the Gangster Era => Roaringpunk, Jazzpunk, or Gangsterpunk. I think you should coin a new term. I vote for Jazzpunk.

Saab Sonett II

Nash Rambler

I actually think it is NP. If I had $28,000 in cash for a 3rd car this seems reasonable enough to seriously go look at the car.

No surprise. Manual transmission sports cars always have a higher 2nd hand price than the automatic equivalent even though the auto is an extra cost option.

I am guessing a RWD modular platform is not possible to have it share components with the 370Z. Well no one is surprised, but we are all sad.

I forgot to include the link.

Here is the link

The 9-5 both sedan and wagon was one of the best car designs of the past 15 years.

I would recommend this, but I doubt it will stay in budget.

This is my favorite I’ve seen posted so far. However it should get #2 after the ‘82 Holden just because the Holden so little.