There was a time when the Chrysler TC by Maserati was just a bad joke. But now I find myself smiling when I see one of these like it is a funny joke. It wasn’t the first time that the passage of time made something obscene into iconic (see Eiffel Tower, Pontiac Aztec, etc) but […]
Classic depreciation curves too a strange turn in the 2010 decade and cars that are 3 years old command about the same price as cars that are 10 years old. This is especially the case with cheapo mass market economy cars, but this next car seems appropriately cheap for 10 year old Scion. Find this 2011 […]
Tipper Erik202 may have launched Italian Week on DT, but Matt C really brought home a strong finish with the earlier Maser Coupe and then this next thing. In Matt’s words: Or, want a Maserati badge on something even cheaper, that you can fix with K-car parts from your nearest junkyard? If you can live with […]
Tip and intro words by Rod444 — Ok it’s not a whole lot different than a K car of the same era but how many people can say they own a Maserati convertible for 3500? This is one of those cars that should not have been advertised with top on, as the proportions and style […]
Find this 1968 Rover 2000 TC here on eBay bidding for $7,000 with buy-it-now of $8,500 located in Doylestown, OH with 9 days to go. From eBay: Item specifics Condition: Used Seller Notes: “Only defects on this car I am aware of are: the Ice Alert safety feature (light on dash when temp at bumper […]
Well…we asked for it, & DT readers delivered. The Cadillac Allanté featured on Saturday generated a rash of comments and a reader tip about an estranged brethren. Who would have guessed there could be two different cross-bred Italian/American convertibles sold the same year…in red no less?? Fancy the pair? Find this 1991 Chrysler TC Convertible here […]
If you’ve been following our 100 years of cars features, you might have noticed that since 1917 most of the cars have been American. That’s just the way it was before World War II — you didn’t buy American to be patriotic (or cheap) but simply because foreign cars were few and far between. Sure, […]
It is always interesting to see what kind of cars end up congregating in their owner’s driveways like the unintended result of a captive breeding program gone horribly awry. Usually the cars you see are ones that cost less for a parts car than parts — think Saab 900, Triumph Spitfire, Volkswagen Beetle — but […]