Bidding is live right now on five enthusiast cars across Cars & Bids, Bring a Trailer and Hagerty Marketplace, and every one of them currently sits below $20,000. To be clear, those are current bids on auctions that have not ended, not sale prices, and nothing here suggests any of these cars will finish under $20K. Four of the five close this afternoon (Monday, Oct. 5, Eastern time), and the Aston Martin runs through Wednesday.If you read our earlier roundup of live auctions under $20K, this is a fresh batch built around rarity, odd specs and cars you would not expect to see with a bid this low right now.1. 2015 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Final EditionImage: Cars & Bids listingMitsubishi built just 1,600 Final Edition Lancer Evolution Xs to close out the nameplate, and this Titanium Grey example is number 347. It has a 2.0-liter turbocharged four, a five-speed manual, Super All-Wheel Control and about 13,400 miles (roughly 21,500 km), on 18-inch BBS wheels, and the only modifications the seller reports are an Injen cat-back exhaust and a deleted resonator. The current bid is $13,333 after seven bids, and the auction is scheduled to end at 3:48 p.m. ET today. It is not listed as a no-reserve auction. The car is a Canadian-spec sedan titled in Quebec, so out-of-country buyers should sort out import and shipping details before bidding. If rally-bred Mitsubishis are your thing, our look at the 1994 Lancer Evolution II GSR shows where this lineage started.2. 1998 Mitsubishi Pajero EvolutionImage: Bring a Trailer listingThe Pajero Evolution was a homologation special built for the Paris-Dakar Rally, and the seller says about 2,700 were made. This Sophia White truck has a 3.5-liter V6, a five-speed automatic, a dual-range transfer case, a locking center differential, limited-slip differentials front and rear, Recaro seats and the Evolution's flared fenders and hood scoops. It shows 140,000 km (about 87,000 miles) and carries British Columbia registration. The current bid is $10,000 with roughly five hours left as of this writing (it is expected to close around 2:11 p.m. ET, and Bring a Trailer extends bidding after late bids). It is not listed as no reserve. For context only, a different Pajero Evolution sold on Bring a Trailer on Sept. 9 for $34,000, which says nothing about where this auction will land. We covered the model's Dakar history in this earlier Pajero Evolution story.3. 1998 Aston Martin DB7 Volante Alfred Dunhill EditionImage: Hagerty Marketplace listingThis is the slowest burn of the group. The DB7 Volante Alfred Dunhill Edition has a supercharged 3.2-liter inline-six, a four-speed automatic, Dunhill Silver Platinum Metallic paint over charcoal Connolly leather, 18-inch wheels and a Dunhill millennium clock. The listing says it shows about 42,850 miles and is chassis No. 43 of a reported 78 Alfred Dunhill Edition DB7s. The current high bid is $5,250 after 16 bids, and the auction is scheduled to end Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 2:10 p.m. ET. It is not labeled no reserve. The car is in Lakewood, Ohio. Ian Callum's design has aged well, and we have written about both a low-mileage DB7 Vantage and how Jaguar's pride gifted Aston Martin the DB7.4. 2002 Ford Ranger SuperCab XLT Twin-Turbo Harley-Davidson SEMA BuildImage: Cars & Bids listingThe oddball. According to the listing, Ida Automotive built this Ranger for Ford as a Harley-Davidson-themed twin-turbo show truck for the 2002 SEMA Show, and the seller includes a 2004 Popular Hot Rodding feature and a Marti Report listing it as a test vehicle. Highlights include a Garrett twin-turbo setup on the 4.0-liter V6, a Perfect Power ECU module, a 4.11:1 electronic locking differential, four-wheel disc brakes, a lowered suspension and Mercury Mountaineer front seats. It shows about 21,100 miles and has a clean Carfax. The current bid is $11,500 after 19 bids, with the auction set to end at 3:30 p.m. ET today. It is not listed as no reserve. If you like factory-backed SEMA one-offs, see our story on a 550-hp Shelby turbo Mustang prototype that survived SEMA.5. 1996 BMW 328i Touring, S52-Powered, Right-Hand Drive, Six-SpeedImage: Bring a Trailer listingBMW never sold the E36 Touring in the United States, which is what makes this right-hand-drive 328i Touring interesting. It was imported from the U.K. in 2021 and later fitted with a 3.0-liter S52 inline-six and a six-speed manual, plus M3-style lower bodywork, M3 suspension components, 17-inch Style 23 wheels and Vader seats, in Arctic Gray Metallic over black leather. The current bid is $9,500, and the auction is expected to close around 2:09 p.m. ET today (it is not listed as no reserve). For more of the S52 swap culture, take a look at this S52-swapped E30 sleeper and a low-mileage 1999 BMW M3 convertible.Before You BidAll bids and end times above were checked on the morning of Oct. 5 and will keep changing. Reserve status, buyer's fees, shipping and import rules vary by platform and by car, so read each listing and its comments in full before you place a bid. A current bid is only where an unfinished auction stands at the moment, and any of these cars can finish well above $20,000.⚡️ Read the full article on Motorious