Tag: GM
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Mad Gramps: Mad Max-Themed 2002 Buick
Did the world need the unholy combination of 2002 Buick Regal and Mad Max mods with a motorcycle thrown on top like a cherry? I guess the seller will find out, but we strongly support this as a pickup conversion! It’s not clear to us whether this is based on the supercharged Regal GS, or…
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SHOCK NEWS: Only Four Saturn Relays with Under 100K Miles are Currently on Autotrader!
You have to see it to believe it: Click for proof!
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Century Overload
Doh! It turns out we didn’t look closely enough on a small device and these are Oldsmobiles. The good news is almost no one can tell them apart, aside from the Olds “rally wheels” on the wagon and salon. We humbly apologize for this horrible oversight!
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1974 Opel Manta Luxus
Any Opel Manta is an oddball these days, but the Luxus luxury edition gets bonus points. The downside is that this one lacks a clutch pedal.
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Get to Know this Homemade Geo Metro Pickup
That’s right, folks, 1997 represented the end of a glorious run for GM’s often-confused, import-based Geo brand. Does that make this a collectible? Probably not – especially considering the continuation of the Metro as a Chevrolet product for several more years. Today’s feature, however, isn’t really about brand heritage, it’s about yet another tiny hatch…
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Brand Whore Eldorado
Remember the 1990s Cadillac Eldorado? You know, the personal luxury coupe for the over bingo hall crowd and which put 300 horsepower through its front wheels? Well, this one has suffered at the hands of someone with access to cheap vehicle wraps. We count Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors, Gucci, Chanel (?) and Rolex among the…
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Yule…er…Ute Tide! 1977 Holden One Tonner
Any car person worth his or her weight in dung knows that Australia loves its utes, but not everyone knows that genuine chassis cab configurations were available at times. Today’s feature is a 1977 Holden HZ One Tonner and is one such beast. Oddly, this one found its way to Indianapolis. Mileage is stated as…
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Set your own Rekords in this Shift-it-Yourself Opel
With some funds, any European auto fan can score a 1980s BMW, Mercedes or even Audi; but this Opel Rekord will stand out in any American crowd today. This is the 2.2i version, which came with the most sporting engine available, and this also has the Irmscher sport package, which consists of mostly cosmetic goodies.…
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Best of the Worst: Low-Mile, Manual Trans Cadillac Cimarron
Remember the Cimarron? Yes, it was Caddy’s J-Body, which means it shared many a part with the Chevy Cavalier, among too many other variants. Any surviving Cimarron is an oddity today, but low-mileage, manually-shifted example is something truly special – slow, but special. At $2,650, why not pick up this unusual bit of terrible GM…
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Hideous Gucci GMC Denali
If you find this tasteful, you should buy it. You should be institutionalized. Where to begin? This thing has two-tone black/Gucci pattern exterior paint/wrap (?), lambo doors, 30-inch wheels and the interior one would expect on such a thing. Also, per the seller, it has “waterproof speakers under inside the hood by the grill.” Okay.…