Offering a small block V8 and ‘three-on-the-tree,’ this four-door Ford looks like a solid classic.

Based on the home market Nissan Gloria, Infiniti positioned the M45 as a big-engine muscle car.

The Z24 package adds some sportiness to what was once one of GM’s most solid small cars.

The ad claims this elegant saloon was pulled from a long-term collection and is all-original.

The rare, diabolically complex W8 engine makes this Passat more than a poseur.

The ad claims this grandma’s car “runs and drives great and has no mechanical problems.”

This privately imported open-top sports car is named after the diminutive coffee cup it resembles.

This, the wildest of Dodge’s sports cars, comes in an appropriately audacious color.

The ad claims the bike to be ‘museum quality’ and boasts of its big-bore kit.

Although the hybrid i8’s styling may be a decade old, it still looks wildy forward-thinking.

The last of Saab’s sports cars, the Sonett III is handsome, weird, and Ford-powered.

The XFR is a car that has long been under the radar and, hence, is wildly under-appreciated.

According to the ad, this TVR has been totally restored and is as fast as a stripped hen.

The car is a complete time capsule of ’70s style and questionable color choices.

Low mileage and up-to-date maintenance make this five-speed convertible a contender.

Has there ever been a more unique opportunity to enter the livery business?

This little Italian hot hatch features Fiat mechanicals wrapped in Marcello Gandini styling.

Despite showing seriously high mileage, this G-Wagon looks to be in top-notch shape.

A five-speed stick means this Merkur gets the most out of its turbocharged Pinto four.

A single-owner car, this Dodge is claimed to have low miles and to be all-original.