Catches my eye, but $100K......?  That is a bit more than we paid for my wife’s loaded GLS 550! ... View more

Wow!  Two of three of the cars I have owned with hidden headlights made the list!  Only the 1967 RS Camaro remains in the stable, unfortunately.  A 1968 GTO was my first car ever, and was much too raw for a 16 year old boy ;). The one (of my priors) that did not make the list was my 1980 BMW M1, which I wish I never sold.  Personally, I believe the Alfa Romeo Montreal would make my list of coolest hideaways! ... View more

In my opinion, the 928 is simply not a durable collector car, given the electromechanical complexities, lack of analog “character” and the cost of repair/replacement/maintenance. I’d look at other offerings if you are truly in the market for an investment vehicle.  That said, if you are bent on owning and driving one; then get it! ... View more

Nice review; thank you.  I really want to like the appearance of the new Supra, but just can’t get there.  Now I reflect back on the days when there was a bit of competition in this Japanese builder segment, where one could choose between a number of reliable and sensible sport coupes.  And yes, manual gearboxes were standard.......sigh...... ... View more

I purchased a blue model (electron blue pearl as I recall) as my first vehicle following my medical education, once I landed my private practice position.  Certainly, it was a nice car, but not nearly as fun as the 1987 16V Scirocco that I had purchased years before while attending school.  Indeed, there MUST be a whole bunch of nostalgia here.  The shame is that at this preservation level / price, it will likely not get driven much.  I seriously doubt that as the years roll by that this car will gain value, as I would estimate that the appeal is not broad or profound. ... View more

I really enjoy these articles, however; I strongly suggest that this outstanding mechanic invests in a manicure 🙂 ... View more