The seller claims this old-school 4WD wagon is “very nice and ready to go anywhere.”

The seller claims this restored 181 was once owned by the Mexican government.

An uber-rare manual gearbox makes this BRG brute stand out from the pack.

While the mileage is high, there doesn’t seem to be anything amiss with this OG Miata.

A rare five-speed manual transmission and 4WD mean this SUV should be fun both on and off the road.

According to the seller, an electric utility rebate might make this EV nearly free.

While this Volvo’s mileage is high, the seller claims they were “very well taken care of miles.”

Per the seller's claim, this ‘fun-to-drive’ convertible is mechanically perfect.

This dealer-offered the two-seat Toyota is claimed to be the ‘Best in California.’

The ad says this wagon was factory spec’d with a 390, a C6, and a 9-inch rear end.

This AWD wagon has low miles, newish head gaskets, and looks clean as a bean.

The car’s numerous, gaudy personalizations don't overshadow the desirable kit underneath.

Fresh paint and a tuned monster motor are this E30’s party pieces.

According to the seller, the original Lotus Twin Cam has been replaced by a Cologne V6.

The Mazdaspeed 6’s relatively demure exterior belies the 274 horsepower that lies beneath.

The last of the line S model mates the lightweight 924 body with the engine from the heavier-punching 944.

This shark-nose coupe is up for grabs because the present owner has “too many projects.”

Based on the Chevy Avalanche, the EXT is possibly Cadillac’s weirdest offering ever.

The seller claims the low-mileage convertible is “a blast to drive ( all 77hp of it..lol ) !!”

While showing fairly high mileage, the seller claims this to be the “best looking tracker you will see.”