This L405 packs the 5.0 supercharged V8—the last hurrah before turbos and efficiency theater took over. Eight-speed auto, two-speed transfer case, Fuji White over beige leather. It's a no-reserve BaT listing, which means someone's about to discover that big-displacement luxury SUVs don't hold value like they used to.

This low-mileage W212 E350 is a clean example of Mercedes' bread-and-butter sedan from the era when they still felt like real cars. The 3.5L V6 and seven-speed auto are competent if unremarkable, but 43k miles on a 2011 means you're getting into the sweet spot where deferred maintenance hasn't yet become a second mortgage. No reserve on Bring a Trailer usually means the market's ready to decide what this actually costs.

A garage-kept NB2 Miata with 3,600 miles, factory Garnet Red and beige leather, paired with the 1.8L and 6-speed manual—basically a museum piece that someone actually drove, then forgot about for two decades. Low-mileage NA/NB Miatas have become the collector's entry drug, and this one's headed to auction with no reserve, which means someone's about to learn what 'market discovery' feels like.