A collection of our best posts of the week in car buying
This AWD wagon has low miles, newish head gaskets, and looks clean as a bean.
The car’s numerous, gaudy personalizations don't overshadow the desirable kit underneath.
Sometimes sharing is caring in the world of building cars
Sometimes it takes a few years to realize a car is actually very pretty.
Low mileage and a startlingly nice appearance make this classic Nissan worth considering.
It has four wheels, so it counts as a car. It's my slideshow and I make the rules.
Car buying is a nightmare, but posting about car buying is fun
Living out our collective tuner dreams this week on Dopest.
$22,000 is a big ask for a 24 year old Pontiac from the turn of the century.
I, an adult, would like to spend my funds on this product.
Not a lot of love for GM in these here Jalop comments
I’m down in sunny Texas, so let’s get you some hot cars
Are there any cheap cars left? Today on Dopest: The $5,000 challenge.
According to the ad, only about 300 of these Nissan 300ZX-based neo-classics were built, making them extremely rare.
The ad claims a “sympathetic full restoration in the past 3000 miles at cost over $17,0000.”
Volvo, Acura and Porsche top the list of cars whose designs held up the longest, according to our readers.
Every now and then, you see something more interesting than yet another crossover.
Somehow, enough time has passed that cars from the late '90s are considered classics.