There are two rules here: it has to run and drive.
Above is a 1994 Dodge Dakota 4x4. It has a V8. It has a manual transmission. It has not one, not two, not three but four wheel drive. Nice. What price is asked of this excellence? No more than $400. Excellent.
According to the seller, the car has four “good” tires, the transmission “shudders” and the rust is described as “badly.”
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Still! It’s the cheapest running car on New York City’s CL, at least the cheapest that has a manual. I’d take it over any number of higher-priced cars in the listings today. There’s pride in this truck, even though the engine has, uh, “its own issues.”
What’s the lowest-cost car on your local?