Unpopular opinion: these are truly not fun to drive on the road.

Back in 2004 I bought a used Explorer from a brand new Subaru dealership. They let me take the car for a day no questions asked. Then after giving them a sizeable down payment and saying I wanted to talk to a couple of local banks about financing they let me take it for a week before I paid the remaining 50%.

At $10.5 thats a solid NP whether you asked or not.

I would in no uncertain terms have that. 

I don’t even like Audis having been burned before.

How much Corvette are you planning to get for $5500?

I mean, I wouldn’t.

I was ready to berate you on even considering half-assed frame repairs.

Easily $10K too much. That can is the first in a long list of red flags. CP all day. 

Thanks! I always wanted a COTD... never expected to have it involve a Saturn though.

Hmmmm... small pickup electric conversion (or find one of those Rangers they already did) then use the bed to hold a quick-change slide-in battery pack.

Got me right in the feels.

He did the impossible.

The stereo alone is enough to raise giant red flags. CP. 

While that is very much NP, being a 100K+ VW I personally wouldn’t buy it.

That's a really nice $4K Civic. 

Russians meddling with Ladas > Russians meddling with elections.

That is the worst thing I’ve seen in ages. The pictures are actually worse, the ad glosses over the fact that the cabs aren’t remotely the same size in any dimension.

KERS you Volvo!

Or... any show called “Top Gear” should be hosted by three very specific dudes.