I went on their site; I always find it amusing when people give themselves flashy titles in small companies such as CEO, CFO, COO, etc.  

Nothing flashy, but still nice enough to drive clients around.Hopefully in the next 12 months i do a local fix-n-flip to make some quick(ish) cash, and then to buy/hold.  

Be presentable, but not flashy.  

Nothing good to say and anything they can teach for $2k, you can save, learn here for FREE and use that $2k on a deal somewhere.I always tell new comers to dig into the podcasts and you are sure to find plenty of info from, not flashy sales men, but real people, out in the trenches going through this stuff.

They are flashy, but we spend WAY to much time and money sending crew to fix their issues.

It is a little bare bones by today's standards, in otherwords no flashy graphics or photos of gorgeous ladies pointing to piles of money.The info seems like solid educational material.

Avoid using loud colors, hard-to-read fonts, and flashy designs.

Although I agree with most users here I can appreciate his thought process...being 30 i'm not too far removed from thinking that you enjoy things in your "youth" the most.While you might go do more dumb things with your flashy car in your youth, your enjoyment level is not dependent on age.

As others mentioned, I would seek to obtain a vehicle that is flashy and reliable, but at a severe discount.

OP had apparently just done whatever flashy cosmetic stuff they could do, and then put it on market even though they had not addressed those major structural component problems.