Let's see, as with most old cars, the ceiling fabric has come loose, but I remedied that a long time ago with many push pins. This car belonged to a woman before me who used it as her "family car", but she did some silly things, like back the car up while the driver side door was open and hit something with the door. So, there's a weird mark on the corner of the driver side door where it closes. It functions perfectly, but just looks a little funny. It's only noticeable close up. There are random pieces/buttons/etc. missing from the interior. For example, the back window can only be opened from the front driver side window controls. One of the buttons for one of the back windows is completely missing, so one window in the back can't go down. But the two in the front, and one in the back operate fine. Weird little things like that. I never cared about the back window anyway, b/c 99% of the time it's just me in the car. Like I said in the posting, the A/C doesn't work anymore. Also, the radio is slowly deteriorating. It works, but lately it makes a lot of annoying crackling noises, so I just use my ipod dock instead. Either way, the speakers are really old and crappy. There are other random cracks and things on interior plastic pieces and stuff... I'll try to get you more pics. (I keep the car at my parent's place b/c they have plenty of space for me to keep the car while I wait for a buyer. I'll try to get over there soon to take more pics.) I have the picture of the dent attached to this email. Like I said, you can't open that door. At least, I haven't tried b/c I don't want to take the chance that it won't close again. You're right, for its age, this car looks pretty darn good. It's a bit loud and cranky, but it still runs. With the rear wheel drive, you can do a u-turn anywhere with this thing. And it's a station wagon! That's one of the coolest things about it. Plenty of space in the back, the back seats lay down to make even more space. It's touchy in the winter time. Cold weather starts can be difficult. I mastered starting it up in the winter, but people who weren't familiar with the car had a hard time. If you have a garage, you wouldn't have to worry about that anyway. That's all I can come up with right now. This car is almost 20 years old, so some things just can't be predicted. I had a lot of work done on it a few years ago in La Crosse at a shop where they specialized in foreign Euro cars. They said this engine would last another 100,000 easy. It's a soldier, but it's getting old.