EASY Nice Price even with this mileage. Hell, if you didn’t tell anyone what the odo was showing, you could claim it had hardly been driven.

Ho-hum. Just your basic (very) work truck, with many miles of accumulated dust, dirt and dents . . . and an owner who is taking advantage of the alternate reality of used car pricing.

TOO old, TOO pricey and NOT too clean or maintained.

Quick and very easy NO Dice! He poses it on a muddy driveway(?) around other junky cars for his quickie photos and obviously doesn’t give a shit about things in general, even selling his busted-up ride.

THAT’S what we need to have a vote on . . .

Does NOT Compute! Twenty-two years old, quarter of a million miles, nearly $13,000, poor-to-miserable fuel mileage when we’re routinely seeing $4/gallon (or more) at the pump. The asking price is absurd . . . and yet, it will sell close to asking because the world is crazy right now. No Dice.

I’ve actually been inside one — my ex-wife gave me a ride in hers, a replacement for her Maxima — and agree that it’s surprisingly quick, despite being designed by a committee that was clearly testing their alcohol-consumption tolerance levels.

Do stupid stuff, win stupid life-changing (in a bad way) prizes.

I WANT to like this, but I reluctantly voted No Dice. High mileage and bland/boring. Despite the SHO motor, it’s just an old Taurus and $4000 seems too much.

That movie is so forgettable, no one ever remembers it. Or ever saw it even once. 

Like most drop-top two-seaters, it’s a weekend car, hence the low mileage. Price is fair for what you’re getting and I love the color combo and overall condition, so Nice Price.

Damn sight better looking than the 2022 model!

So what’s your OTD price?

Kudos to the seller to have it clean, photos showing what you want to see, and nothing weird in the background! THIS is how you sell things!

Slam Dunk Nice Price! Not a beat-up POS for a reasonable, if unexciting DD. That engine is so under-stressed it might have another 290,000 miles left in it. Or more. Even if it only lasts a couple more years, it would be a good value.

Except for the first lap chaos with one of the Ferraris in the gravel, and then Leclerc trying to junp his Ferrari near the end, it was a rather boring race with very little overtaking/passes. Hamilton’s car was clearly down on power for unexplained reasons and Russell’s good start earned him points, but he was having…

Exactly nothing cool or special about this thing. Just another slow-as-fuck, open-exhaust-pissing-off-people attempt to get some horsepower. When I ran a bike shop, I had customers bragging about dropping $5000 on all the Eagle “power” parts, that still never got the engine up to the typical STOCK horsepower from any…

If my bank account (and wife) would allow, I’d buy it. It’s a weekend car, they’re fun (have friends who still have one, purchased new) and it’s easy to live with, unlike some of other, sportier and more exotic things that tempt you to empty your wallet.

After (1) looking at the photos and (2) reading comments here from people who can actually . . . ya know, SEE . . . I’m guessing you put that title on this one as plain ol’ clickbait.

What the hell, Nice Price! I have no actual need for this humongous “coupe” but I’d buy it just to admire the sheer Germanic excess of it all. I want to play with those pop-up fender fingers! A weekend car, because it’s now relatively rare to see these and the price isn’t insane.