This mid-size wagon boasts secure 4Matic AWD and, for the kids, a rear-facing third row.
A two-owner car, this five-speed Forester is claimed to have “Numerous modifications and supporting modifications.”
According to the ad, this all-original Bronco has never been outside of California’s borders.
The ad touts the car’s extensive maintenance record and trunk-mounted sub-woofers as enticements.
The seller describes the top-of-the-line truck as being “like new.”
The seller boasts that this is a rare “Arizona Montigua” edition, denoted by its half-landau roof.
The ad touts the car’s selected options and appreciably solid condition.
While restored years back, this Soviet-era 4X4 has been in storage for a decade.
While showing its age, this grand tourer appears to be in perfectly decent shape.
The seller claims this model to be the last manual gearbox wagon offered in the U.S.
The seller touts this diesel Land Rover as being “Noisy, leaky, rattly,” but says, “if you know what this is, you…
The seller claims this SCCA T2 Championship Edition is one of just 88 ever built.
Per the seller, the Lexus V8 and six-speed stick make the home-built a street-legal race car.
This convertible Cutlass hails from the “Not your father's Oldsmobile” era.
This mini-RV has a lot of maintenance records and even the original purchase paperwork.
This handsome coachbuilt coupe has a solid turbo four under its hood.
While the VW traded power for efficiency, in 1977, Car and Driver claimed the Rabbit to be “the quickest Diesel car…
Described as an “original survivor,” this is also the last of the mega-big Lincolns.
As a European-spec model, this E24 is even more handsome than its American-market cousins.
The ad describes this pony as “Pretty much a race car that is street legal” and says it’s “Scary fast.”