That car looks just like mine except mine is light blue metallic, and mine is not quite in as good of shape. It doesn't run very good either. But if you look at it in the right light it looks like a new car. It was $700 with 73,000 miles almost 4 years ago, but it was only that cheap because the car was given to the guy I bought it from because the original owner owed him for that exact amount and ended up dying without paying the debt. Plus, despite having almost no body rust, it needed new rear frame rails, and the 307 V8 smokes and needs rebuilt. If no one wants to pay $5000 for a clean low mileage car like that, they don't deserve it and won't/don't appreciate it for what it is. It will just get hacked up, beat, and it will end up being parted out when they realize they can't sell it for $10000 when they get tired of it because all the junk they slopped on it isn't anyone else's taste.
And whoever/wherever there are "$5000 turbo Regals" I'd like to know. A GNX just sold for $104,500 in Scottsdale. A GNX is a GNX, but $5000 isn't going to get you much for any turbo regal, and it sure is going to take a lot of money to get it looking and running good again.