"Mr. Breed, the 52-year-old head of communications for a Sugar Land, Texas, oil-drilling company, says he could have bought a full set of tires for his old Ford Focus compact for less than the price of a single Camaro tire."

I'd be shocked if anyone who works at GM HQ actually lives in Detroit. Also, they are probably sick of paying the extortion, er... um, city income tax. I know I wouldn't consider a job in Detroit unless I was REALLY desperate. Good for them.

Low miles or not, I can't vote nice price when you I can drive home a fairly clean 944 for three grand if I chose to do so. I'd pay a small premium for the "S", but I can't see $12K for an '87. Maybe if it was an "S2"...

@Deartháir II: The Return:

Thank god someone finally thought of the children. Thank you Thomas P. O'Brien, you have shown us that good things do happen in this world. It is scary to imagine an America where an R32 Skyline might share the road with our clean, safe cars and upset the careful balance we have established.

I can see this as a viable product and am even considering buying one now that I know they exist. Lets face it, people can't drive, never mind parallel park. Wouldn't you be enraged if you returned to your car and discoverd some spatially challenged moron has left his permanent imprint on you bumper? I know how I…

While I'm happy that there weren't more Alfa Romeos scrapped, the overall list is very disturbing. I still can't believe the DB7 though. I simply can't process that someone would trade one in for at most $4500. We need to see pics of that actual car, otherwise I refuse to believe it happened.

Someone needs to fight back with "hybrids prohibitted" lots. All this green is making me see red.

I suspect there are more than a few people out there who would have paid at least $4500 for the DB7 even if it had a bad rod knock and was filled with AIDS infected monkey carcasses.

@ThreeLitre: Someone who thinks they are a saint for protecting the earth.

I have a hard time believing this, so I'm going to call pics or shens. It is hard to imagine any Aston Martin so ratty that it is only worth $4500 but still meet the requirements under CFC.

My dad used to balance me on the fuel tank of his motorcycle when I was very small. When I grew a little I graduated to clinging to his back. Enclosed transport? Yeah, a Jeep CJ-5 with no back seat. Forget a bout a seat belt, I just held on to the roll bar. Kids today are pussies if they demand carseats or safety…

This discussion is over before it started. WRC can't be topped...

I suspect #11 would result in financially ruinous lawsuits if that device was located in the U.S.

Wow! That hing has patina a rat rodder would envy!

@MrCrash: Are we talking about the same city? Still plenty of bad people and 'hoods. Downtown is okay, and the (rich) suburbs are awesome, but residential areas of Detroit are the pits.

"his wife, Suwichada" What is up with his wife's name? Is she soup? Perhaps a chowder made from seaweed?

I saw this and thought I had wandered to the wrong website.

Beautiful car from some angles but what an ugly mug... Now, where did I put that brown bag?

@Syrax: It looks better than the Veyron, but it would truly boggle the mind if they managed to top that car in the ugly department. I actually think this new sedan looks pretty good.