Decent price, and the 996 seems to do well with high mileage when properly maintained

My great-grandfather owned one of the first US Saab dealerships, in Connecticut. I still have 10-12 of the original B&W Sears Studio style marketing photos. 

I always liked these tbh. Fun, quirky little car. I’d take a sawzall to the auto-belts and try to talk them down to $2250, but this is still a NP all day long

Accurate statement is accurate

I’ve always loved the 924/44/68 line up, but $20k is simply too much. Let’s please keep these out of the public’s eye so prices don’t go stratospheric like 911's from the same era, please

Yes please! 

That’s a real pretty Aston Martin

That is a rather confused looking car... It’s close to looking good, but just far enough away to make it a ‘nope’ imo

Dash looks a lot like the new Taco

This is the only answer

My dad was a vintage auto restorer, by trade, with a focus on Morgans. He started/owned Morgan Spares Ltd until the late 90's, but continued working on Mogs until his death in 2005. I have millions of stories, but one in particular will always stand out.

I mean...

They’re hard to find, in good shape, around here (Buffalo, NY). Salt eats them up

SHHHHHH!!!

Oh, gawd. Patrick gets it

That column shift...

I mean... if you’re looking for an inexpensive 80's wedge that handles great, is tunable, and out of the norm, I feel like there’s really only one choice:

That awkward should touch and Orlove’s adoring smile... I can’t get it out of my brain!

I feel like he just has a big pile of suits thrown in the corner of his bedroom in the White House that he rummages around in every morning until he finds something that matches.

I kind of like that, tbh. Both he and his wife, Anna Faris, came from pretty average backgrounds. His mom worked in a supermarket. His dad was a miner. Pratt has plenty of experience with being an avg blue collar American.