Scooter makes up for his blunder with a big score and Mike restores a Dodge van's retro vibe. A buyer proposes a newfangled way of paying for a car.

The shop needs a name before Rabbit and Scooter can make a TV ad. After the clock ticks down on the Porsche auction, Jaime reveals her big decision.

After a team meeting, Mike adds extra help to turn a rotting Cutlass 442 into a hotrod. The hunt for a Rambler turns up a tip on a racing rarity.

With the Bronco gobbling up their profit, Jenicio has a marketing idea for the '49 Cadillac. Rabbit and Scooter have a mystery on their hands.

The Camaro IROC-Z gets a killer sound system, but Wes and Jaime have a few kinks to work out for their rock star buyer. Later, Jaime ponders her future.

Jaime and Wes bring a '63 Carryall into the 21st century and Scooter finds the perfect '80s car for his idol. Rabbit gets a game-changing lead.

A seller has a secret reason for insisting on driving a '64 Comet. Scooter and Rabbit use high tech to eye a vintage Bronco, and get a shocking greeting.

With a $250K profit goal and only four months to reach it, the scouting team acquires three cars from Mexico that may be tougher than expected to flip.