overpriced DSM, but not the one that you're thinking

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/zip/5599727378.html

no lowballing, they know what they have.

Yeah, hes at least 100 bucks hot.

That's not a DSM, actually. Those cars don't have any Mitsubishi blood. You could argue for the Starion/Conquest from a philosophical standpoint, but the first "real" DSM (built by Diamond-Star Motors Inc. in Normal, IL) was the '89-up Eclipse/Talon/Laser.

In reply to pointofdeparture:

Yeah I assumed (wrongly) that it was Starion Conquest based, not K car.

https://youtu.be/G3lQTQx849w such little power for such torque steer.

I always think of the Plymouth Laser and then of Tina Turner in her prime:

That's a DSM!

Yeah, they're crappy K car variants, but I thought they were cool looking. Love the dash.

Tina Turner in her prime? I thought that was in the days of Edsels and Hudsons.

Klayfish wrote: Yeah, they're crappy K car variants, but I thought they were cool looking. Love the dash. Tina Turner in her prime? I thought that was in the days of Edsels and Hudsons.

Considering how well they perform and continue to do so, especially compared to their domestic competition at the time (they were competitive with Mustangs and Camaros of the era) especially the crap FWD compacts that Ford and GM were producing, I wouldn't call them crappy.

http://www.turbo-mopar.com/forums/showthread.php?49147-Laser-XE-coming-back

Klayfish wrote: Tina Turner in her prime? I thought that was in the days of Edsels and Hudsons.

She had a very long prime.

Klayfish wrote: Tina Turner in her prime? I thought that was in the days of Edsels and Hudsons.

dculberson wrote: She had a very long prime.

Indeed, some do.