
The 2008 Ford Mustang Bullitt unicorn below popped up today in Georgia. Too new to have photos on the web yet so added a file photo. The attraction of this car is the stupid low miles, not to mention it is one of 1,400 made in 2008 and pretty damned cool. Here’s the last one that I covered from CarMax that was quite high-mileage, and a few more I found here with low miles and price tags north of $20,000.  Saw one with 4,000 go for $22,998 at CarMax. However……check out the disclaimer below on the CarMax vehicle history page.  I have no idea what that means but maybe that’s why this Bullitt is a bargain?  Here’s a pretty favorable review from Road and Track back in the day. Maybe you already bought a 2019 model – add an older one to your collection! Add a cheap five year, 125,000 mile MaxCare bumper to bumper warranty and drive the snot out of the car. Find this Bullitt here in Norcross, Georgia. If the link is broken it’s sold, on hold, or being transferred. Will add photos when they pop.




The lone BMW M760 is a beautiful, big sedan that squeaks in at 601hp from a 6.6 liter twin-turbo V-12. This is the motor Rolls Royce uses in the Ghost and Wraith, I’ve learned. If you’ve been here before, you know I have a thing for V-12’s. (Check out my S600 with a measley 510hp




This 2016 B6 is in the 600hp club (think I need to do a piece on the select CarMax unicorns with 600hp?), and is far more expensive at $65,998 but with fewer miles (12,000 vs 49,000) and even more luxury options (did I mention night vision? Makes up for the bordello red interior!). The car sold for roughly $130,000 new three years ago.  Check out this
Always important to get an independent assessment of CarMax
I gotta pay attention to these alerts. Was clearing out old ones and found that the 2013 Jaguar XJ L Supercharged I wrote about

The last year for the first generation Mercedes CLS (W219) was 2010, and with that the first generation CLS63 AMG. The design was so fresh when it came on line in 2004 and critics thought it was dated six years later. I loved it then and love it now, but only 2,135 CLS’ were sold in the US in 2010. Gotta believe not many of those were the $121,000 AMG models – makes it a bit rare.
