Before GMC came out with there version, Cortez offered a front-wheel drive motorhome with a manual transmission. Sounds like an adventure already!

Really? E36 over W123? Y'all nuts!

I can never shoot a video like this one. I always end up eating my potatoes instead of using them to shoot Fox body jumping antics. Damn.

Best Oldsmobile review ever!

"... a bit of Aston Martin..."

I have been to Dubai airport a few times. It's not so much an airport as it is a shopping mall where airplanes happen to fly into.

But it does have unassisted drum brakes all around...

The answer is quite simply... China.

96 V4, please.

You obviously don't know the W123 Benz.

I need a 96 in my life right now!

As a Brazilian I am laughing at that last paragraph.

Which is odd because Brazil has more airports than any other country in the world, minus the United States.

I am just guessing.

There are loads more taxes in that price than an equivalent US price. In the US that would have been perhaps a $45 to 60 grand car.

It will buff out.

Too expensive. A rust free example can be had for perhaps 2000 Euro in Germany, and I am being nice. I have seen them go for less than 1000 Euro with fixable rust.

She was just trying to keep up with traffic... on the highway!

Best kept secret: Alaska summers are awesome! (Just make sure you make it there before the humongous forest fires that put California's fires to shame start)

Yep, most German "tuning" is garish colors, non-stock headlights and taillights, loud exhausts, stickers and 80 horsepower engines. Germans specialize in what Americans call "rice rockets". Should we call them "kraut rockets"?