Another week, another round of ads we found on TradeUniqueCars.
You know the drill by now, so let’s hook in.
1987 Ferrari Testarossa – $349,990

If you’re one of those kids and have done well for yourself, you can now live the Italian flat-12 dream. Please note that this car doesn’t come with a brunette, just a RWC and service history books.
1999 Mitsubishi Evo VI – $21,000

This one’s only got 162,000 on the clock, not bad for an almost-two-decade-old car, plus it’s stock as a rock. That’s one of the most desirable things a car can be if you’re buying old.
2007 Lotus Europa 121 – $69,000

Not quite as focused as an Elise or Exige, the Europa is meant to be a GT-style car, while still retaining its British sports car feel.
With 22,000 on the clock and a one-owner history, we reckon its next owner will be a happy chap-or-chapette.
2007 FPV GT 40th Anniversary – $65,990

In manual, and with only 12,926 on the odometer, we reckon this one’s a safe long-term investment. Or a fun weekend cruiser, if you’re game.
1982 Alfa Romeo GTV6 2500 Autodelta – $101,950

It comes with a full history report and log book, but we recommend getting as much information about the car as possible before saying ‘yes’ to any buying commitments.