Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias Brings Ford Mustang SVT, Chevy Monte Carlo SS, And Buick GNX To Jay Leno's GarageGuessing HeadlightsAndre NalinFri, September 18, 2026 at 7:00 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleImage Credit: Jay Leno's Garage / YouTube.Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias is best known for making people laugh, but his car collection has become nearly as recognizable among enthusiasts. His garage is packed with everything from Volkswagens to American performance cars, and he actually believes in driving the machines he collects.Three particularly well-preserved examples recently made their way to Jay Leno's Garage. Each comes from the period when Iglesias was growing up, making nostalgia an important part of why these cars ended up in his collection.They also share another unusual characteristic: extraordinarily low mileage. One has barely traveled farther than a typical new car's pre-delivery test drive, while even the most heavily used of the three has covered only a few thousand miles.AdvertisementAdvertisementFor the latest episode of Assess & Caress, Iglesias joined Jay Leno and valuation expert Donald Osborne with a 1987 Buick GNX, a 1988 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, and a 1994 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra Indy Pace Car replica.His Buick GNX Has Just 3,300 MilesImage Credit: Jay Leno's Garage / YouTube.The GNX is arguably the most immediately recognizable member of the trio. Buick built only 547 examples for 1987 in collaboration with ASC McLaren, transforming the already formidable Grand National into one of America's defining performance cars of the decade.Iglesias' example has approximately 3,300 miles, although he hasn't been afraid to add to that number. He told Leno that the GNX wasn't a childhood dream car, but its rarity and growing presence in enthusiast circles eventually convinced him to add one to his collection.The turbocharged 3.8-liter V6 was unusual at a time when V8s remained synonymous with American performance. Iglesias said driving the GNX ultimately showed him that it was something genuinely different.His Monte Carlo SS Has Only 36 MilesImage Credit: Jay Leno's Garage / YouTube.Things get way more extreme with the 1988 Monte Carlo SS. Iglesias' black example has only rolled an almost unbelievable 36 original miles.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe 1988 model represented the final year of the rear-wheel-drive G-body Monte Carlo, and its styling carried an unmistakable connection to NASCAR. Its 5.0-liter V8 produced 180 horsepower, modest by modern standards but backed by the kind of low-end torque that helped define American performance cars of the period.Despite the mileage, Iglesias intends to experience it rather than simply preserve it. He even keeps period cassette tapes inside for when the car comes out, while a dog bed in the back makes it clear that museum-style ownership isn't the plan.The Mustang Has Just 13 MilesImage Credit: Jay Leno's Garage / YouTube.The lowest-mileage car is the 1994 Mustang SVT Cobra Indy Pace Car replica, one of 1,000 produced to commemorate the Mustang's role at that year's Indianapolis 500. Iglesias bought it with only 13 miles on the odometer, complete with protective plastic still covering parts of the car.He subsequently removed that plastic himself, joking that some collectors weren't pleased with the decision. The original Indy 500 decals remain stored in the trunk, while embroidered leather seats identify the special edition inside.AdvertisementAdvertisementThese time capsules have also appreciated substantially. Osborne estimated a comparable low-mileage GNX at around $225,000 today, versus roughly $125,000 five years ago, while the Mustang increased from about $65,000 to $105,000.Surprisingly, the Monte Carlo recorded the biggest percentage increase in his assessment, climbing from roughly $50,000 to $100,000. For Iglesias, however, preserving mileage clearly isn't the entire point — even cars with 13 or 36 miles are eventually getting out of the garage.If you want more stories like this, follow Guessing Headlights on Yahoo so you don't miss what's coming next.