If you were disheartened by last week’s classified picks being rather expensive, we’ve got good news about this week’s round.

The bidding starts at just $4490 for one of our Classifieds of the Week this time… and then sharply rises to $100,000.

Sorry. We just love cars we can’t afford.

1996 Mitsubishi FTO GR

I mentioned it, so I’ll start with it. This $4490 FTO isn’t likely to be the sharpest driver, but with an unusual 2.0-litre V6 under the bonnet, it can at least be called interesting.

It does have 184,876km on the odo, though, so be wary of that.

2008 FPV BF-2 Falcon Cobra

At $100,000, this car is the most expensive FPV currently listed on TradeUniqueCars.com.au. But there’s a reason.

1996 Maserati Shamal

If you’ve ever wanted a ‘90s twin-turbo V8 named after a wind in Mesopotamia, that’s oddly specific, but you’re in luck. For $179,990, you can pick up this ’96 Maserati Shamal in manual with just 4398km on the clock.

2006 Bolwell Nagari 300

After a rather long three-and-a-half decade hiatus, the Aussie-built Bolwell Nagari returned in the form of this, the 300.

New Bolwell Nagari 500 announced!

This one is a bit special, as it’s build number 1. That also, however, means a $120,000 price tag comes with it.

1970 Plymouth Superbird ‘Road Runner’

Sure, a modern Coyote might catch up with it these days, but this Road Runner is something special.

This one’s got the 7.2-litre V8, and 94108km showing, though it’s counted in miles. It’s also the most expensive of our picks this week at $295,000.