Have you ever heard of this car? Probably not as it was produced in Brazil and was never sold in the U.S. As a variant of the Opala (you probably haven’t heard of that either), it was a larger, luxury car that was considered quite reliable with its 6-cylinder engine. Somehow, this one owner Caravan Diplomata has made it to the U.S., and it’s quite likely you’re not going to see another one anytime soon. Located in Davenport, Florida, this different dose of Chevrolet is available here on Facebook Marketplace for $22,900, if you dare. This interesting tip comes to us via Barn Finder Bruce N!

Sources indicate the Caravan Diplomata competed in the executive car segment on its home turf. But, from the photos provided, it doesn’t seem to be any fancier than a Chevy Impala. So perhaps the definition of “luxury” differs greatly from one continent to another. The Diplomata was offered as either a 4-door sedan or a station wagon like the edition the seller has from the 1988 model year. The car was sold on its home turf from 1979 to 1992, with a second generation appearing in 1987. Its 4.1-liter engine was only rated at 135 hp.

Here’s what we know about the seller’s car. It has a 4-speed manual transmission (what, no automatic for a luxury car?). The indicated mileage is 45,000 which is rather low for a 36-year-old vehicle. We suspect the grey paint is original and what little we see of the black interior seems to be rather tidy. This car sports Hankook tires (how old?) and we’re told there is no rust, leaks, or any issues worth mentioning.

The seller says he/she is liquidating a collection, so perhaps other oddities may be in it that would be of interest. We’re told “My loss is your win” which implies the seller has more in the car than its asking price. If you’re in the market for something no one else in your circle has, this Chevy could be it. Assuming the Diplomata shares little with its U.S. brethren, how hard would it be to source parts or get a mechanic to work on it?