This week on The Motor Crew, we get into what's selling, what's interesting, and where the market might be heading next. We kick things off with inventory at Kasser Motor Group. The Saleen Mustang just sold on Bring a Trailer for 38 grand, while current inventory includes a 1992 600SL, 2001 SL500, and a GMC Sierra 2500 Denali. Coming soon, a 991.2 Carrera 4S Cabriolet in Voodoo Blue and a 2022 M4 Competition in Tanzanite Blue over Kyalami. As always, we're looking to buy the right cars. At Service House of Precision, we check in on what's happening in the shop and what's keeping the team busy this week. Then we get into some of the cars that caught our attention. A fully sorted 1967 MGB GT with a Miata drivetrain swap that actually fixes everything people complain about with the original. A 2010 Mercedes Benz CL63 AMG with the naturally aspirated 6.2 liter V8, pillarless coupe styling, and serious presence. And a simple, clean 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera that makes a strong case for one of the most accessible ways into a proper 911. We also found a few auctions this week on Bring a Trailer that we were intrigued by, so we all placed bets on where we think they'll end. It turned into a fun debate and might be the start of a new segment on the show. We also talk market trends. Hybrid sales are climbing, EVs are slowing down, and the broader used car market may be starting to soften due to affordability. What does that mean for specialty and enthusiast cars, where the rules don't always follow the mainstream? We also introduce a new idea for the show. Each week, we pick a few auctions on Bring a Trailer that we're intrigued by and place bets on where we think they'll end. It turns into a mix of market knowledge, gut instinct, and a little bit of competition between the crew. Could this be a new recurring segment? To wrap it up, we get into the world of high end restomods. Singer, Gunther Werks, and the newly revealed "Endgame" Speedster. Are these the ultimate expression of classic cars, or are they pushing things too far? Thank you to our sponsor, Main Line Dental Club. They're redefining dental care with a membership based model that skips traditional insurance and focuses on transparency, comfort, and quality care. Their Paoli office is built around patient experience, with TVs above every chair and a full comfort menu including things like weighted blankets and noise canceling headphones. If you've been putting off the dentist, this is the place to change that. Check them out and tell them the Motor Crew sent you. Follow us on Instagram at @KasserMG
