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Today’s Nice Price or No Dice Camry is a kind of car that Toyota doesn’t build anymore. In fact, they didn’t build all that many of them back when it was new. Could that rarity along with the Camry’s solid rep make it worth its asking? Advertisement We frequently have a disparity here between the comments and the voting results. That’s because sometimes you like the car but not its price. This seemed to be the case with yesterday’s custom 1997 Chevy Camaro pickup. Many of you lauded both the concept and the execution but felt that its $5,500 asking was just too much for the effort...

You might call today’s Nice Price or No Dice Chevy the El Camaro. That’s owed to its role as a homage to the El Camino car-truck of years gone by. Will the price make it a name worth remembering? Advertisement Speaking of remembering, do you recall the Bob Seger song “Beautiful Loser?” I was humming that to myself while tallying up the votes on yesterday’s 1991 BMW 316i Touring. That wagon looked gorgeous in the ad pictures, but its lack of appreciable horsepower and A/C made its $17,000 price tag untenable for most. That resulted in 78 percent No Dice loss. Beautiful loser indeed.