Pontiac GTO
The Pontiac GTO is more popularly known as the Holden Monaro in Australia, where it was born. It is designed as part Corvette, part muscle, and everything that says fun and excitement. This model didn’t do too well on the sales market, and many people didn’t appreciate it as it ought to be. But, nothing doesn’t happen without a reason and buyers today are happy as they can manage to source one for an affordable cost. Cars designed from early came with an LS1 V8 and 350-Horsepower, while later versions had the LS2 400-Horsepower mill. Both versions could be modified to hold a manual transmission and are suited for both around-town travels as well as a day on the local race track.
Pontiac GTO
BMW Z3
BMW Z3 was first released to the public back in 1996 and stayed in production until 2002. If you are not too familiar with this model, you can have a flashback to the James Bond car in the popular GoldenEye film. The two-seater car is designed with an economical four-cylinder engine, but many people opted to go without that version and went for the six-cylinder engines instead. These cars were designed with power and enable you to have endless fun and games cruising around. Many people shopping around for this car brand tend to be on the lookout for the Z3M as it features the engine from the M3. It also features suspension and brakes and is a pretty fast car you can easily source for under ten thousand dollars.
BMW Z3
