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This three-row wagon looks great, but has a mystery ailment under the hood.

The addition of a rare BunduTec pop-top and awning makes this rugged Toyota all the more ready for adventure.

Despite the tainted title, this Jetta has remarkably low mileage and a clean appearance.

Unlike a lot of minivans of the era, Mazda’s first family hauler offered swinging doors in place of sliders.

The ad says this well-equipped wagon is 100 percent stock and has been adult owned.

This dealer-offered wagon has appreciably low miles and boasts a recently replaced clutch.

Originally built in Australia, this unique Type 3 has since made its way to Japan and now to the U.S.

The seller says this rare M2 has an accident on its record but is nonetheless still a clean title car.

The Extra Cab, long bed, and 460 V8 mean this truck should be able to get the job done.

The fifth-generation Prelude was the lowest-selling of the line, and hence today it's the rarest of the bunch.

This Caddy’s paint and interior recall a time when colors on cars were cool.

Despite Toyota being a major stakeholder, Daihatsu tried to go it alone in the U.S. market in the '80s with…

A brawny ex-Buick V8 and plucky plaid upholstery are just two of this Triumph’s endearing qualities.

The extremely dated G6 rides on the Epsilon platform, shared with the Chevy Malibu and Saab 9-3.

A rare copper color is only this Chevy time machine's most obvious unique element.

While the chassis has over 200K on the clock, the replacement engine, transmission, and transfer case sport a more…

The biggest worry with this gargantuan Caddy is the Navy attempting touch-and-goes on the hood.

The ad claims a reasonable 44,000 miles and a new battery as incentives for this budget EV.

The quirky Spring was the last model built by Siata, the venerable Torino-based sports car maker.

Offering four doors, 4WD, and appreciably low miles, this little Chevy pickup could be the last vehicle you’d ever…