I knew the GN was on this list before i scrolled down:biggrin:
'85-'89 Volkswagen GTI
High: $5,995
Low: $4,100
Average: $4,865
One of the original hot hatches, an old GTI in good condition can still cost you some cash.
'85-'89 Ford Mustang 5.0
High: $48,995
Low: $1,900
Average: $7,924
Not just a fixture in Vanilla Ice videos, the 5.0 was a potent performer on the strip and in the skate rink parking lot.
'84-'89 C4 Corvette
High: $44,000
Low: $2,500
Average: $10,018
The fourth-gen Corvette can still be had at a decent price, not many rear-wheel-drive coupes from the era can match it.
'87-'89 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am
High: $22,900
Low: $4,000
Average: $10,293
Unbelievably, the 1987 Trans-Am only made 210 horsepower from its Tuned Port Injection V8 engine, but it looks much faster in red.
'84-'87 Buick Grand National
High: $31,700
Low: $9,000
Average: $17,442
The Buick Grand National is the height of '80s bad-assed-ness. Your parents didn't want you to hang out with the guy that drove it.
'81-'82 DeLorean DMC-12
High: $26,900
Low: $15,998
Average: $22,572
Mr. Fusion not included, the underpowered DeLorean didn't go much past 88 mph, but that was enough.
'81-'89 Lotus Esprit
High: $41,998
Low: $16,495
Average: $23,535
The Esprit was way ahead of its time. One of the biggest Lotus cars ever looks fresh even now.
'88-'89 BMW M3
High: $65,000
Low: $14,500
Average: $24,417
The E30 was the first hopped-up 3-Series that Bavaria produced. The 2.3-liter made almost 200 horsepower, fantastic for its time.
'83-'85 Ferrari 308 GTS
High: $44,950
Low: $32,900
Average: $37,878
At home in Robin's nest in Hawaii, Magnum's 308 was the real star of the show, next to Tom Selleck's mustache.
'81-'89 Porsche 911 Turbo
High: $78,500
Low: $24,900
Average: $40,669
'85-'89 Volkswagen GTI
High: $5,995
Low: $4,100
Average: $4,865
One of the original hot hatches, an old GTI in good condition can still cost you some cash.
'85-'89 Ford Mustang 5.0
High: $48,995
Low: $1,900
Average: $7,924
Not just a fixture in Vanilla Ice videos, the 5.0 was a potent performer on the strip and in the skate rink parking lot.
'84-'89 C4 Corvette
High: $44,000
Low: $2,500
Average: $10,018
The fourth-gen Corvette can still be had at a decent price, not many rear-wheel-drive coupes from the era can match it.
'87-'89 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am
High: $22,900
Low: $4,000
Average: $10,293
Unbelievably, the 1987 Trans-Am only made 210 horsepower from its Tuned Port Injection V8 engine, but it looks much faster in red.
'84-'87 Buick Grand National
High: $31,700
Low: $9,000
Average: $17,442
The Buick Grand National is the height of '80s bad-assed-ness. Your parents didn't want you to hang out with the guy that drove it.
'81-'82 DeLorean DMC-12
High: $26,900
Low: $15,998
Average: $22,572
Mr. Fusion not included, the underpowered DeLorean didn't go much past 88 mph, but that was enough.
'81-'89 Lotus Esprit
High: $41,998
Low: $16,495
Average: $23,535
The Esprit was way ahead of its time. One of the biggest Lotus cars ever looks fresh even now.
'88-'89 BMW M3
High: $65,000
Low: $14,500
Average: $24,417
The E30 was the first hopped-up 3-Series that Bavaria produced. The 2.3-liter made almost 200 horsepower, fantastic for its time.
'83-'85 Ferrari 308 GTS
High: $44,950
Low: $32,900
Average: $37,878
At home in Robin's nest in Hawaii, Magnum's 308 was the real star of the show, next to Tom Selleck's mustache.
'81-'89 Porsche 911 Turbo
High: $78,500
Low: $24,900
Average: $40,669
