It has to be the Ferrari Mondial Convertible. At the time they had such beautiful cars, this monster snuck through the design department and looked like a combination of different-angled wedges. With the top down it reminds me of a swimming pool with a windshield and it had the reliability of a 10 lb yo-yo on a 2 lb…
Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins
Kenny Powers' winged Lincoln. Spectacular fail.
I applaud the design team for their efforts. But would I look at one without the proximity of a vomit bucket nearby? Nope, Chuck Testa to that business.
Land Rover Series/Defender. Nothing says British Imperialism like a Rover.
Honda Civic owner:
The Lego Defender 110. I need more bricks that match...
What this has told me is that Germans have no imagination or ability to write a movie plot. The last good one I remember was "Downfall" and that was already written.
NACA ducts. Definitely.
Why did you burn?!?
God no. Bad Land Rover designers, bad!
Mmm, that right there...is a car
And it looked better than the Chevy Monza
Oldsmobile Starfire. Heck, you could even get one with a 5.0 in 1977 and they didn't seem to make that many.
Although it may not look its coolest with them out, it does look just cool.
Nibbles...
Mclaren M6GT. When I say pop-up, I mean POP-UP.
Here's one of the better pictures I have of the lights deployed.
The Toyota T100. I didn't remember they brought some over until a family member bought one and showed up with it last week.
