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This post needs more stars! Thanks for fighting the good fight!

LOL! It almost looks like a caricature of a van. I love it!

This is an eaaaasssyyyy ND. The Slade is a dime-a-dozen, especially here in DFW, where the large majority of them are built and the turbo kits get cheaper each year. Relatively speaking, they’re cheap.

I owned a Suburban from that era, the 3rd row seatbelts attach to the shoulder portion of the seat. Unfortunately, due to a bit of a design oversight, they are easily and frequently stolen and cost $$$$ to replace. That may have been what happened here.

That one, right there in the lead photo, with a manual, AWD, etc etc. Yes, I would actually buy it with real money-dollars.

Yup

Is there a good-looking SUV? Outside of the boxy Wrangler/Bronco types?

“For the tenacious, no road is impassable...”

There’s something appealing about a really honest car, a car that does what it needs to do...

I am also now looking for these

This is only the 2nd Mustang I’d ever consider parking in my driveway. The first being the latest gen, probably with the Ecoboost engine.

Good-ish take up until “check out random YouTube dood with ‘Cybertruck’ in his name’s take on it” and “Duel Motor”.

For some reason, the look is starting to grow on me. I still wouldn’t actually buy one, but at least the retching has stopped whenever I see one.

This one is tough because there really isn’t much you can compare it to. I guess I’d have to say that, at this price, I’d much rather it be the Turbo version so.....ND.

Happy birthday to the LEAF and you, sir, have selected the proper wheels.

Pre-CVT Nissan/Infiniti cars and older Chevy trucks/SUVs. Had several, currently own, and would buy again.

Looks almost EXACTLY like the Karin Kuruma in GTA V/Online. Yes, I know the Kuruma is supposed to look like the Evo X but this color makes it look as though it’s the other way around.

It’s always hard to nail down swaps like these but I’m thinking that if the cars passes the in-person inspection and the gauges DO work (gotta keep an eye on that swap), it’s a $8K-$9K car, but at ~$14K, I think any potential buyers should keep looking, just in case. ND, but I wouldn’t mind taking a spin in it. 

I’m a huge fan of the entire Monte Carlo line, up to and including the last gens. That said, unless it was the first one off the line or the last one, they’re not worth ~$10K. ND