Favorite old cars

[Shaka Shart]

Has Genesis started offering AWD (or at the very least FWD) on its sedan yet? Years ago I was absolutely ready to get a Genesis, but I really wanted AWD. I test drove one in the middle of a horrible snow storm just to try out their RWD. Ultimately I passed. Still very interested in that car. When I was looking, it was an outstanding value.

Edited: Just checked and see that they do offer AWD. The guy I was working with in Cleveland said they had asked Genesis about it, but they weren't interesting in offering it. This was probably 8-10 years ago - they were pretty new at the time). I told him that I 100% would have gotten the car if it had AWD. Ended up in an Infiniti M sedan (loved that car, but the price on the Genesis was much better)

My 2022 G70 has AWD

[PBRme]

Had a 2000 Lincoln Continental in dark blue I drove for work for about 15 years. Lasted 285,000 miles. Was able to get 25 MPG out of it. A great comfortable highway car. Was only sucking down about a half quart of oil between changes at the end and the air suspension lasted as well (an expensive fix for those cars). One of my favorites.

Had one as well and also went over 250K.  Tranny was going and I gave it to Uncle Sam during Cash for clunkers

[Spaniel with a Short Tail]

D-Wade pick up truck.

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/palm-beach-2025/docket/vehicle/2017-ford-f-250-dwyane-wade-champions-edition-custom-pickup-287564

[wadesworld]

D-Wade pick up truck.

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/palm-beach-2025/docket/vehicle/2017-ford-f-250-dwyane-wade-champions-edition-custom-pickup-287564

Thanks for posting this after it already sold. Missed my chance to fit in down here in Missourah finally.