This ultra-rare, rust-free, and well-kept 1987 Toyota Sunrader 4WD Turbo is a true collector’s item for the camper aficionado.
The Chevy Nova was a blank canvas for racers and customizers alike. This 1964 Nova wagon mixes Pro Touring with surf wagon vibes.
Authentic styling and show-quality paint turn this electric Club Car DS into the tiny Bronco golf cart of your dreams.
The 2024 Z NISMO is the most powerful Z-car ever offered by Nissan. This nearly new 16K Stealth Gray rocket ship is surprisingly rare.
From the days when Lincoln was a sporty, high-end brand, this 1955 Capri embodies ‘50s style and performance.
With WRX STi bones, this 2006 Subaru ute conversion far outperforms the old BRAT.
The electric Think Golf Cart represents Ford’s early entry into the EV market and remains a fun runabout around town.
More power and better handling made the 1986 Cavalier Z24 hatchback a one-year-only treat.
The Honda Civic Type R had no competition in the market. With just 33 miles on the clock, this 2021 Limited Edition is tempting.
This totally ‘80s Nissan Pulsar NX has the SportBak roof and a period-correct Erebuni body kit, complete with front bumper cover.
This affordable, good-running 1972 Chevrolet Malibu is an excellent starting point for a restoration. Or just enjoy it as-is.
This immaculate, low-mile 1987 Monte Carlo SS is a nostalgic trip back to the ’80s re-emergence of Detroit muscle.
Chrysler’s 1961 300G combined space-age style inside and out with brutish power from its wedge-head V-8.
The Conquest TSi is not your typical 1980s Chrysler. For sports car enthusiasts, that’s a very good thing.
A near-mint, low-mileage, two-owner example of Mazda’s ground-breaking RX-7 with the popular GSL-SE performance package.
In near survivor condition and with a matching-numbers V-8, this 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix is road-trip ready.
Rare even then, Cords were innovative and stylish when introduced in the mid-1930s. This black 812 Phaeton is an exceptional example.
How cool would it be to own a show-winning Pro Street Camaro that looks like a Hot Wheels come to life?
Honda’s Element was a practical, outdoorsy hauler. Adding a woodie treatment and other custom touches make this one almost unique.
Pontiac made just 2,000 25th Anniversary Edition Trans Ams. This one is in like-new condition.
Could the Callaway twin-turbo Alfa Romeo GTV6 be the rarest mid-1980s Italian supercar? Only 35 were made.
