Don't hate the car, hate the driver.

BEST. LIVERY. EVER.

The new Acuras since 2008-ish to now.

+1. I'd never think this would be under 5k considering how rare it is in the US, but then again more people are more actively looking for an e30 M3.

All I can say is manual transmission. Nature's theft deterrent.

1st Gear: Aww what a shame. Sure it had low torque and chugged gas, but for higher revs and a very high horsepower for such a low displacement it was worth it. Mazda should go out with a bang and race (win?) the LeMans 2012 with the 1000B. Six rotary engines that sound like 1000 killer bees as opposed to 787 killer…

555 Subaru

Oh my....

Let's face it. Thanks to this car and the imitators that follow, for each coming generation, more and more people ride in their car rather than drive it.

1st gen 3000gt. I don't know if the stealth has them also but lump them in there as well.

Awww you guys, you're making me blush.

The Geo Metro

I'd have to disagree, I think they're pretty fast cars (at least the VR6, dunno about the G60 haven't driven it) but still incredibly fun to drive.

I hope it's not to late to make another submission and nominate the Plymouth Laser. How could I completely forget about the Laser? I drove it in my senior year in high school.

Now that you mention it, it does look like a modern post-apocalyptic version of the batmobile from the Batman animated series in the mid 90s. BatMax and Robin, his trusty Australian Cattle Dog.

There's a part of me that wants to know what they were using it for... but the other part of me is telling me I'll regret asking that question.

Oh wow. Now don't get me wrong, I'm salivating over this car and it's condition, but I am more impressed with this persons gamble (that obviously paid off). For some reason or another he bought this car 25 years ago and thought "You know what? I am going to store this in my garage and painstakingly preserve it for as…

Champagne.

I think it's time Bill Caswell start a rallycross chapter in the Chicagoland area. Maybe not something like Global Rallycross or Euro style but like the SCCA sanctioned ones that will get weekend warriors out for some fun and hopefully get more people interested in rallying. It also gives me a go to spot rather than…

Subaru Baja. I don't think Subaru had any idea what exactly they wanted to do, but it wasn't that bad of a car er.... truck.