While the car itself is mileage-heavy, a more-lightly-used replacement engine means it still has plenty of life left.
While a standard CTS V6, the car has been outfitted visually to resemble the vaunted V-badged edition.
As far as city cars go, few are fancier than the Brabus-badged ForTwo.
The ad describes the two-top roadster as a “fantastic, well-built sports car in fantastic condition.”
Low mileage and the puffiest seats you’ve ever seen are two of this classic 4x4’s calling cards.
This rare Mustang is probably the cheapest way to claim to own a “convertible McLaren,” with any honesty.
According to the ad, the car is almost entirely original, save for a recently rebuilt motor.
A former California truck, this Northwest transplant has, according to the ad, been meticulously maintained.
While it was once an emissions outlaw, this three-row diesel has been made smog-legal and carries a warranty for the…
Low mileage and quirky, incongruous decals are this Chevy sedan’s calling cards.
The supercharged two-door offers low mileage and a rare six-speed stick.
With its low mileage and as-new appearance, this convertible is a true time capsule.
According to the ad, this diesel wagon has 295,000 miles on the clock, which means it’s just getting warmed up.
This EVO comes with the desirable manual gearbox and, unlike many of the species, looks only lightly modded.
While appreciably rare, the Roadster uses many off-the-shelf Mustang parts for easy maintenance.
The ad claims the classic Caddy has low miles and has been garage-kept.
The 6.75-powered Red Label was the hasty result of VW de-BMW-izing Bentley.
While some paint imperfections are noted in the ad, the pictures back up the claim of the car being a solid…
The seller says the car is “currently set up perfectly for autocross, track days, or a spirited drive in the hills.”
The seller says this recreated dragster is perfect for car shows or as the centerpiece of a man cave.