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One of my roommates had a 89 Mustang GT convertible. He let me drive it whenever I wanted so I kind of feel like I owned one already.
Hmm, actually, that reminds me: Steven's Lotus Esprit came out in the late eighties, as the X180. As a bit of a Lotus fan, I'd recommend one of those.
Or take a look at an 80's Volvo with the turbo engines.
What, no Delorean?
That car looks cool, but was too underpowered to be considered to be a real sports car.
I bet that it wouldn't be half bad if you did a Chevy LS swap on it, or slapped a Mr. Fusion and some Tesla Model S 100D motors on it![]()
If you want a car that will turn heads, you need to get one of these: https://www.carscoops.com/2010/07/found-for-sale-1987-yugo-gv-sport-
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Foxbody mustang is an embarrassing car... a shame this forum suggested that in the same thread as a shark nose.
I vote an 80's 6 series or giant Benz or Jaguar Convertible. Good luck keeping any of the 3 running, but toys aren't meant for reliability.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1990-jaguar-xjs-19/
LOL again at the mustang.
DeLorean? strike that, definitely out of your price range
Countach is probably out of your price range.
GTI MK2?
just ignore menot a petrolhead.
I saw THREE Deloreans that could be purchased for 20k, 21k and 30k. Living the dream, man.
I've seen DeLoreans for sale at fairly reasonable prices but I've never really considered buying one. I think my limit on Flux capacitor jokes would be reached fairly quickly.
Countachs have exploded in value. I've never been fortunate enough to ride in one but from everything I hear they're collectibles only. Not a satisfying actual driving experience in the slightest.
I had a neighbour that had a Countach. It's hilarious how he backed it up.
you wanted a head turner, not a neck snapper.
Maybe a Morgan plus 8?