A few more forgotten/forgettable old regular cars. I could maybe see BoS making some of these as they sometimes have unusual subject vehicles.
First-gen (1986-91) Mercury Sable LS. This was my absolute favorite car as a small child growing up in a world of 80s boxes. When I turned 16, I hunted for, and found, a fairly decent shape old '86 Mercury Sable LS fully loaded with every option. Happiest day of my life, to get a dream car at 16. I loved that car soooo much, but after owning it 1-1/2 years, I broadsided a Mazda Protege, totaling it. I vowed to replace it with another, but never managed to find one and lost interest in midsize and FWD vehicles as an adult. I would love a model of one as a tribute to my first car. The pic is not mine, mine was blue, but this is the best recent-ish pic I've found of one that isn't beat.
1992-95 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi - I've always found the "storm trooper" looking Bonnevilles to be an attractive head-turner. I always prefer black cars, but
this one I just might prefer white.
2003 Pontiac Bonneville GXP Concept - Similar to the production car, but the 19" wheels and lowered stance on the concept look better than the production height and 18" size.
1995-99 Oldsmobile Aurora (first generation). This was what I thought "cars of the future" would look like as a child.
I liked the first gen Buick Park Avenue, but for some reason the 2nd gen really appeals to me when I see one on the road.
Oldsmobile Ninety Eight - I've always had a thing for "modern" sedans with that classic bit of rear skirt.
Pre-refresh (1995-97) 9th gen Lincoln Continental. Loved the low nose, long sleek looking body, and full-width taillight.
Mercedes V221 (long-wheelbase). AUTOart used to make a short-wheelbase. I thought the SWB is kind of ugly and cartoonish in proportions, but in contrast, the LWB looks beautiful and is my favorite S-class of all time. Really quite surprised no company has made a LWB V221 in 1:18. There's a LWB model of every other generation of S-class, but NOT my favorite one.