I'm not gonna buy it, but the price seems reasonable, especially with that gorgeous interior.

There were best described by Car and Driver as the best car to lose in an ugly divorce. You look like a baller because you had it, but it’s going to inflict maximum pain on the ex-spouse.

When I was in college, the campus was closes. There was a loop that ran through campus, and you could hop on busses that ran constantly.

This is SO MUCH a case of "Shut up and take my money!!!"

It looks to be in great condition, but a sedan with a six? He's asking waaaaay too much $$$.

The craziest project I’ve ever seen was a full bodied trike built from the the back halves of two Chevy Citation notchbacks welded together. The engine was in the back with the steering locked. Steering was via a Goldwing front end.

This should be 100% Nice Price. Don't you people have a sense of adventure?!?

I'm gonna call it NP just because I'm pretty sure there's two grand worth of parts there.

Even Lexus came in to compete with Mercedes, Audi, BMW, etc by undercutting them on price and outdoing them on quality! And they came from an established brand!

Yeeaaaaahh...

Salvage title plus non-stock steering wheel screams likely airbag deployment to me. Nope nope nope.

HAHAHAHAHA!

Nice Price! All day, every day, and twice on Sunday as you zip around with the top down and a smile on your face!

I dunno. In one picture, it's there. In another, it isn't. 

I gave it a NP because why the heck not? I mean, what are you going to cross shop it to? A Gazelle kit car?

Who would be willing to pay even half that for this unregisterable, hail damaged, middling spec meh mobile?

“Nicely optioned” and “No A/C” are a complete contradiction, unless you’re talking about some factory lightweight race version.

Seems like an easy NP.

We were driving home from Ohio to Georgia through West Virginia in winter.

Worst case of I KNOW WHAT I GOT that I’ve seen in a while.