You could always look for an old CRX. I guess they’re ALL old now!
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I’ve had three’70s vintage Fiats; 124 Wagon, 131 coupe and an 128 sedan and loved ‘em. Too bad the new ones are made in Mexico.
I really wouldn’t mind one, but if I had to bring a laptop bag, and buy groceries in the same trip, I would have to drive home with something in my lap. I also couldn’t use it to drag my dog around or go to the range, unless I’m just throwing long guns in the passenger seat with me.
An old Z car would fit the bill of a hatchback... 
There is actually more room in most 2 seater convertibles than you would think, my Wife has driven one for almost 20 years, it's pretty remarkable what you can get in one. The tightest was the S2000, Z4 had a fair amount of trunk space. She's currently in a Boxster S, it has a trunk, and a frunk, lot's of space. Older Boxsters can be had for decent $$'s.
There is actually more room in most 2 seater convertibles than you would think, my Wife has driven one for almost 20 years, it's pretty remarkable what you can get in one. The tightest was the S2000, Z4 had a fair amount of trunk space. She's currently in a Boxster S, it has a trunk, and a frunk, lot's of space. Older Boxsters can be had for decent $$'s.
Hmmmmm… aside from that, how are they reliability wise? Are they riddled with nanny systems?
I drove a base model when they first came out. My buddy’s wife rented one, so we used it for a beer run. I just remember sitting in there with my 6’5” 360lb ish buddy rocking the car thinking he could flip it sitting at the light. The guy on the Vespa next to us was laughing at us.
Z cars are actually one of my dream cars. I really want one one day. Also, that’s another car that has gone up stupid high the past 10-15 years. I have a serious weakness for 70s-80s Japanese cars.An old Z car would fit the bill of a hatchback...
There is actually more room in most 2 seater convertibles than you would think, my Wife has driven one for almost 20 years, it's pretty remarkable what you can get in one. The tightest was the S2000, Z4 had a fair amount of trunk space. She's currently in a Boxster S, it has a trunk, and a frunk, lot's of space. Older Boxsters can be had for decent $$'s.
Yeah, I do like those. There’s some crazy stuff that you can do to those cars engine wise too. That could fit the bill.
Unobtanium. They are so light weight that they quickly became a hot buy for people who want to build hot hatch racers.
Man, I remember when they weren’t that old… hurts my feelers to realize that some of these vehicles are now technically antiques, like the 300z.
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