I know that the crossover has become the de facto “car” of the modern day.  But I honestly have to wonder, with companies like Cadillac hitching their wagon to that design, is there going to be a roguish manufacturer in the mix that doggedly stands by the sedan/wagon form factor and ends up coming out on top when the…

It’s the return of the Phaeton, at least from the price vs brand standpoint. 

This is creeping into Radwood territory.  They were so ubiquitous that most of the examples became neglected and ended up rusting away in scrapyards.  Definite NP. 

I think this took it to the next level:

That Buick was so “meh” that I spent all of these years thinking it was “Cascadia,” not “Cascada.”

Nice truck!

This is a lot of fun and a lot of car for not a lot of money. I’m amazed that it’s currently trending No Dice in a landslide.

Seller seems to understand the batty nature of the E30 market at the moment. No can do with this one though. No title is a big red flag, and that body kit, whatever it may be, is a non-starter.

Cars like this fascinate me, simply because they were so ubiquitous in their day that nobody (except this person) thought to lovingly preserve them.  As awful a period in time as the ‘80s were for cars, it’s sad to see that step in vehicular evolution disappear. 

Screw it, I’ll bite.  NP.  This thing looks like it has been in a hermetically-sealed vault since Reagan was president.  Somebody will pay the 5 grand for it and be happy that they did. 

The horrible beauty of it is that I think it would be totally legal.

I still have the original Blackberry in a drawer somewhere. It was a pager-sized e-mail device that was powered by a couple of AA batteries. Frankly, it was a lovely device. It was relatively easy to type e-mails up on it and it had a cool “indiglo” type screen. The only annoying thing about it was that it required a…

One of two things can happen here:

Nice execution, but the seller wants to make all of their money back.  That’s not how this works.  ND. 

Pardon him of what? I don’t think he’s been charged with anything at the federal level. Mind you, that won’t stop Trump from issuing a Tweet “pardon” that his idiotic followers to lap up.

Junior is one of those males that grows a beard to cover up his weak chin.  And it somehow draws even more attention to how weak it is. 

And, in fact, their risk of exposure is exponentially worse in the small towns where wearing a mask is viewed as an antagonistic political act.  I live in such an area, and I assure you: it’s all true. 

Emphatic yes.  It takes me back to the late ‘90s when I was searching, ultimately fruitlessly, for a Volvo 240 Turbo.  I wanted something with the lowest amount of miles possible, but I would have happily settled for something with 150K+ on the odometer, as long as it wasn’t consumed by rust or leaking oil everywhere. 

I went NP because this is a vehicle that will run until the end of time with very little care and feeding required.