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The Videos

This past week in Collector Car Feed videos features Facebook Marketplace listings hand-picked by our Discord users. Atlas, Feed, Puchii, and Vukos discuss and observe (Netgear returns this week).

He put gull wing doors on the Hummer 6×6 features a bluetooth third axle, gullwing, six-wheeled Hummer H2.

Tom’s Refurb Jeep for sale on Facebook Marketplace features a v8 swapped and slammed CJ Jeep that might have been owned by Tom’s Refurb (I think it’s a tribute, but you be the judge)

Sold the Donk Monte Carlo SS on Facebook Marketplace but kept the rims had one of the best listing videos we’ve ever seen. If you only watch one, watch the Monte Carlo video.

The News

StopTech, Raybestos, and Centric have ceased operations, effective immediately.
Their parent company (First Brands Group) filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy. These are recognizable names, but so is Shaq, and he sold basketball shoes at Walmart. Just a thought.

Jony Ive says cars should have physical buttons.
He’s not wrong, although, man, I had to drive a new Toyota for a little while recently and they really need to relax with the buttons switches and on-screen data. Driving a modern Toyota is like driving a physical manifestation of Yahoo! Auctions Japan.
But hooray for physical button advocacy.

Despite anti-Musk protests, Californians cannot stop buying the Tesla Model Y in droves (nothing ever happens).
Tesla sold almost twice as many Model Ys in California in 2025 as the runner up, the Rav4 EV.

The Cars

2003 Toyota Celica GT-S
Humina humina. New Mexico has the best license plates in the game. This one is incredible and thechili pepper one is arguably even better. But the car, man that’s nice. A hair under 100K miles is a rare find. Blue is the best color these came in, and sets off the GT-S badge perfectly.

But, as always. buyer beware. Keep in mind this is just speculation: the front grille is painted blue, indicating, to me, a respray has occurred. Not the end of the world, but not original.
And $13,000 is an astronomical price. The seller is dreaming on that one; maybe if it’s immaculate.

2005 Honda Civic Si
Puchii found this one. It’s a “single-family-owned” (read: multiple owners on paper) 2005 Honda Civic Si EP3. Most if not all of the CCF crew has a soft spot for this car, and I’m pretty sure none of us have ever actually owned one. It sold on Valentine’s Day for $9,200. I think that’s a pretty great deal right at 100,000 miles.

This generation of Civic Si, the EP3, is notably unloved. But 160 horsepower is identical to the EM1 that preceded it. This time it’s a K instead of a B, and McPherson instead of double wishbone. But you gain a weird shifter that sticks straight out of the dashboard at you, so that’s fun.

I do feel like $9,200 could buy you a fairly nice 8th gen (that is, the following generation). And the 8th gen has serious perks: 197 horsepower is a big bump, and the 8th gen Si came standard with a limited slip differential. But it wasn’t on sale on Bring A Trailer this past week, so who cares.

Ongoing auctions:

2006 Mazdaspeed6 Grand Touring
The Mazdaspeed6 is too sick. It’s like an Evo or STi, but from a respectable brand for a lot less money. The red is absolute fire. Mileage isn’t “low”, just “low for the year”. Nice car though.

1993 Dodge Grand Caravan SE
This would be a great find on Facebook, but it’s on Cars and Bids, so you can bet it’s going to go way too high, and for good reason: ~67K on the clock of a minivan from 1993 is actual “low mileage”. Single owner, clean, nostalgic.

1997 BMW M3 Coupe
A perfect E36 M3 with under 100,000 miles. This is going to go for a small fortune.

Final Thoughts

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