The seller claims it’s still ‘convertible season,’ making this Saab a perfect choice to “cruise with on weekends…

Its mid-sized motor means this three-door isn’t quite a ‘hot hatch,’ but it’s neat enough for what it is.

A supercharged 3800 V6 under the hood gives this Buick some balls.

The seller calls this a ‘funky replicar with flashy looks and lively performance and an emphasis on “fun.”’

While unloved for ages, the Biturbo has developed a small, steady following.

According to its ad, this movie homage retro-pony ‘Runs and drives like new.’

This handsome Kammback wagon is a rare surviving example of Chevy’s ’70s small car.

The original Xterra is one of the funkiest of four-by-fours, and this one looks almost entirely original.

The seller claims $5K in recent maintenance, which they say makes this big Benz “good for another 100K.”

These factory-authorized convertible conversions were done by American Custom Coachworks in Beverly Hills,…

The seller claims the engine turns and the car is complete, making it a good start for a restoration project.

The seller claims the car is “like new” and has $50K in aftermarket modifications.

While rough around the edges, this Alfa is appealing either for parts or as a project.

This classic wagon offers three-row seating and super-cool covered headlamps.

The seller claims that providing the bike with “a little TLC will give you a rare motorcycle.”

The seller claims this car “gave BMW its reputation as the ultimate driving machine.”

With its Subaru engine, this VW camper can probably actually get out of its own way.

The seller describes the Maser’s Ferrari-built 390 horsepower V8 as “bulletproof.”

The seller claims to have bought the car from an estate where it sat for years.

The seller claims this hybrid Caddy cost over $100K when it was new.