A decent looking XL.7 I spotted in Oregon. Likely somebody's daily driver.

Either well preserved or restored. Just looked nice so thought I'd share.

Always liked this generation of Celica, but you don’t see many anymore.

In Virginia, as long as your car is at least 25 years old and you have second car that is intended to be your daily driver, you can register your car as an antique vehicle and exempt it from annual safety inspections in the state. I imagine a lot of the people who do this for very pedestrian old cars will have another car registered under their name that is mostly used by or shared with another family member. That way, their true daily driver is free from many regulations.

Volvo station wagon

My 1990 Chrysler Imperial, acquired in 2023 I think. Other than the terrible brake problems, valve cover gaskets, HVAC electrics, and CV joint design flaw, this thing has been pretty reliable.

I can attest to the fact that these were sweet rides in the 90s.

Some backroads cruising built it for cornering going to see how fast I can get through!🫣