Summer is almost over, but there’s still time to buy and enjoy this seemingly well-sorted roadster.

The seller of this battle-scarred veteran ’Vette admits they don’t have the time to make it right.

With just 29,000 miles to its name, this Stratus is probably the nicest one left outside of a museum.

Recent maintenance work and lots of amenities make this hot Volvo a cool car.

Built by TEAL in the UK, this hand-built replica is about as close to a real Bugatti as most of us will get.

Touting just 22,500 miles on the clock, the seller of this special edition SL claims it’s a “candidate for a…

New paint, a vinyl top, and a rare moonroof are this large Ford’s big draws.

The Vanderhall's looks are arresting, but it's the model’s obscurity that really makes it stand out.

This Astro’s open rear space makes it a blank canvas for an Overlander build or anything else.

The ad touts low mileage and no engine codes on this E91 but does point out some creeping road rot.

According to the ad, this car’s dealer trim package started as a Northeastern Ohio exclusive.

The ad claims the aftermarket turbo kit adds 100 horses to the Cayman’s already impressive corral.

This mostly all-original van isn’t just a fancy Wolfsburg Edition as it also wears a rare one-year-only Blue Star…

The reason given for the sale is a lack of appetite for the wagon’s manual transmission.

New parts abound on this Allroad, including a new clutch between its turbo V6 and rare six-speed stick.

Touted by the seller for its ‘Final Edition’ status, this SSR sports a Corvette LS2 engine and a six-speed stick

While the ad claims the saloon to be running and driving, it warns that it still will require some deferred…

While sold as a 2012, the seller notes this Boss 302 to have been built for the car show circuit in 2010.

The 412 was the last air-cooled sedan VW offered in the U.S., selling for just two years until replaced in 1975 by…

This modest-appearing GM parts-bin wagon has an even more modest 18K on the clock.