It would complete the transition of the crossover SUV back into it’s original form of the American station wagon and we’ll all be sucked into a black hole that brings us back to 1976. 

I’m sure they weren’t cheap, but boy, do they look it.

Care and bids started out as a cool idea but eventually became little more than a marketplace for sleaze ball flippers. Oh look, another Rivian. Doug sold out.

Well these guys managed to flip a 300 successfully. Bravo!

I would buy a modern CUV before I drive ANY PT Cruiser. PT Cruisers aren’t cool. They were never cool. Even with a manual.

The seller was just testing the market; and the market answered back: “just drive it and enjoy it.”

Dude, you would have to keep this thing like 50 years to maybe make money on it. I feel a little sorry for people who buy things like this thinking they are “investments”, but come on, it is a Chrysler 300, not a Porsche GT3. How many of the Last Call Charger/Challenger models are going to meet the same fate? Socked…

It feels like Nissan is on the fast track to Mitsubishi levels of irrelevance.

I just hope they keep the cork interior trim around 😢

Weird. Normal people don’t want to buy a $50k car with 7% interest rates, tech that’s outdated faster than a modern smartphone, a business model that’s constantly pushing microservices, and tracks all your movements with no way to opt out or find out where that information is going?

Miata is the most accurately rated performance car ever. Unless you are tall.

The Hyundai N models for sure. Are they fast? Yes. Do they drive really well? Yes. But they made them too hardcore, they have punishing rides, seats that, umm, don’t fit taller people well, scaffolding just behind the back seat in the Elantra that makes the trunk useless, they didn’t take daily life into mind with them…

Short answer: yes.

Longer answer: still yes

Probably a Citroen,

It doesn’t matter how they define best they just want a bunch of comments so tomorrow’s slideshow will write itself.

“Sadly modern engine with plastic manifolds and cam covers and miles of wiring have become ugly messes best covered up.”

You’d never buy this as a daily driver. That’s financial suicide.

I don’t know whether this is heart over head or not, but my first instinct is to leap up, pound the table, and scream:

Yep similar experiences; wish mine were worth 12K..
folks who approach you are hoping you undervalue the truck, and are desperate to sell..

High Miles, Phoenix and paint I would want to see this in person