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Pass on this one. French cars from that era are notorious for electrical gremlins. I'd rather spend a bit more on something Japanese that's actually reliable. Just my experience though.

Fair point about the mileage. But the real question is whether parts will be readily available in five years. That's my concern with older French cars.

No reserve auctions on Bring a Trailer are always interesting. The question is: what's the actual reserve price versus the estimate? This could end up being a steal or a disappointment. The market for E63s has been soft lately.

Bring a Trailer has had some incredible E63 sales in the last year. Prices seem to be stabilizing around $70-80k range for low-mileage examples. This no-reserve could push higher if the market is right.

Has anyone checked what other countries do with three-wheeler regulations? Maybe there's a model we could follow that would protect these vehicles while addressing safety concerns.

Great points about the usability factor. I think Chevy struck the right balance here. It's a track-capable supercar that you can still live with daily. The practical touches don't compromise the performance DNA at all.

Hey everyone, just checked out the interior photos of the upcoming 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X and I have to say, Chevy really stepped up their game with this one. The cabin looks absolutely stunning compared to the previous generation models.

From what I can see in the photos, the interior design ...

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I'm really excited about this direction. The dark interior actually reminds me of high-end European performance cars, and I think it gives the cabin a more exclusive feel. Plus, the carbon fiber and metal accents really pop against the darker background.

Anyone considering one should definitely get a pre-purchase inspection from a trusted mechanic. That's crucial with vehicles this age. You want to know about rust, transmission condition, engine issues, and any previous accidents before committing.

The Ramcharger is a solid piece of American automotive history. That 5.9L V8 is a beast - still holds its own against many modern engines. I'd definitely consider picking one up if I found one in decent condition. The SLT trim level really does make a difference in terms of comfort and features.