One of the things that I find entertaining about BAT are certain, "hmm, who would have ever imagined that" moments having to do with prices. Here's a good example of one:
Chevrolet Metro on BAT
Chevrolet Metro on BAT
Chevy Metro - Hagerty's "the next big thing"?
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Up to $18,200 with 13 hours to go...
I'm thinking of trying to list my Geo pickup on BAT after seeing this. Although I may have to save the rare, OEM spoiler to put on my coupe.
I'm thinking of trying to list my Geo pickup on BAT after seeing this. Although I may have to save the rare, OEM spoiler to put on my coupe.
Bearmw
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The things people will do to be different. I love it.
Who pickles a Geo Metro?
I rented one on my honeymoon in 1998, (because we had no money for an upgrade) so I have some fond memories of a Geo Metro, so there's that.
I rented one on my honeymoon in 1998, (because we had no money for an upgrade) so I have some fond memories of a Geo Metro, so there's that.
Nobody pickles a Geo Metro, the ultra-rare Chevy Metro on the other hand...
So if I was looking for a vehicle with more than two cylinders but less than four, a Metro is not the first that comes to mind.
A Yamaha 1980 XS 850 does. It will also get you there faster.
A Yamaha 1980 XS 850 does. It will also get you there faster.
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And you won't be embarrassed.
A Chevy Metro Sold For $18,200 On Bring A Trailer, And I'm Wrapping My Head Around That
This is where we are, people. History has led us to 21-year old Metros going for $18 grand. Way to go, everyone.
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Maybe the old adage “there’s an ass for every seat” applies here. Its quite the conundrum, but the more I think about it…
BAT can be a silly place.
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$18,200 for a 21 year old Chevy Metro is beyond silly. It is stupid.
It almost seems like there's some shenanigans going on here, or maybe that's what I'd prefer to believe over someone actually paying $18k for a Metro. Maybe it was a stunt auction!