Elite Overlord LeSabre™
America's Best-Selling Full-Size Car, 1993-2005
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- Age 99
- Some Quality Inn somewhere, probably
- Seen today
You see some crazy stuff on eBay sometimes. Surely this is one of them.
Now granted, I like my Buick LeSabres, but not enough to pay $250,000 for a 1991 one, especially without a single photo of the car in question.
For reference, here's a sample photo of a '91 LeSabre (courtesy Edmunds.com) :
Link to actual auction
Fun facts about this auction:
The seller claims that the car has 131 miles, yet the mileage report (on the same page) says it had 130,646 miles as of 2003. Maybe the seller meant 131,000 miles for $250 or $2,500? Perhaps it's the seller's first time posting a listing on eBay? Whatever, it was good for some lulz.
EDIT: Here's the corrected auction, with a much more reasonable $2000 price tag (but still with an unrealistic 137 miles (actually 137,000 miles?), ) and a couple of (not that good) photos, though the $250K one is still listed :P
Now granted, I like my Buick LeSabres, but not enough to pay $250,000 for a 1991 one, especially without a single photo of the car in question.
For reference, here's a sample photo of a '91 LeSabre (courtesy Edmunds.com) :
Link to actual auction
Fun facts about this auction:
The seller claims that the car has 131 miles, yet the mileage report (on the same page) says it had 130,646 miles as of 2003. Maybe the seller meant 131,000 miles for $250 or $2,500? Perhaps it's the seller's first time posting a listing on eBay? Whatever, it was good for some lulz.
EDIT: Here's the corrected auction, with a much more reasonable $2000 price tag (but still with an unrealistic 137 miles (actually 137,000 miles?), ) and a couple of (not that good) photos, though the $250K one is still listed :P