I was wondering if it were possible to buy, for example, cars made in the 80s or 90s that for whatever reason have never been driven – they were just never sold. It probably sounds kinda silly, but I have a 1990 Toyota Corolla and love it…when it finally dies I actually would like to buy the same exact car, because I don’t really like the new Corollas coming out today. Was wondering if I could get a brand new old car, so to speak. Thanks

I am interested in finding a video game that will let you take an old junker car and restore it. Does anyone know a game that lets you do this? If not that maybe just a game that lets you race classic cars. Thanks

When I say old, I don’t mean something built a few years ago. I mean cars that were built in the 1950’s or 1960’s. Realizing, of course, they weren’t as efficient as today’s cars, and I’m pretty sure that in the 1950’s there weren’t any cars that got 36 miles per gallon. What I do mean is, were there any cars that got 20 miles per gallon or so?
If there are any cars like that, what are they?

• Title: And Then There Were Four
• Year: 1940’s
• Run Time: 25 Minutes
• Audio/Visual: Sound, Black & White

Product DescriptionThis film is the safe driving genre (some fun educational videos), but it has many extras that make it a cut above average. Famous actor Jimmy Stewart narrates, introducing four unrelated people who are going to be filmed for a day. Stewart informed the audience that the one end of them will die in a car accident. Each drive cars different or have different safety features of cars, any of which could lead to bad car accidents, one driving a hotrod, el. . . More>>

Classic Car & Automobile Safety Film Narrated by Jimmy Stewart: And Then There Were Four

I have a 20 year old gas guzzling car that I want to replace.

Rather than sell it to someone else, for them to poillute with it, I would rather junk the car. .

I understand that there was a program in California where they would buy an old car for $1,000 and junk it.

The car I have would sell for about $1,500 on the open market, but I would rather sell it to some program that would pay me $1,000 and junk the car so that we do not have so many old polluting cars on our roads.

Is that program still available?

If so, how do I sell my car to them?

How do I contact them?