Second to Third Gen Pontiac Firebird. It went from a badass, golden bird branded, 7.5L muscle car to a pile of flimsy fiberglass trailer trash.
Second to Third Gen Pontiac Firebird. It went from a badass, golden bird branded, 7.5L muscle car to a pile of flimsy fiberglass trailer trash.
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Fun fact: Spiegel doesn't use dolls.
Land Rover Defender.
Yes, I am actually nominating the Aston Martin Volante. Why? Because compared to the normal DB9, it apparently feels like it's lost most of it's structural rigidity. This compromises the handling and makes it crap compared to a standard DB9. It's also drop dead gorgeous.
As always, the answer is a Golf GTi. For a broke college student, preferably a MkIV or earlier model.
When I was really little, I didn't really know what cars were yet, but I was very fond of them. Then, when I was a little older, I used to watch the WRC when it was on tv with my dad. While watching the WRC I realized that cars weren't just transportation, they were much more than that. They were something special.…
Nominating the Koenigsegg Agera.
Spinelli asked for crazy, so I gave him crazy.
Top Secret Toyota Supra. Twin turbo V12 is good for at least 1000BHP.
RIP F40. Thank god they made a lot of them.
Love him or hate him, you must respect the guy for being the King of all things Hoon. Bravo Mr. Block, bravo.
Porsche Cayman S.
Final production year, 1992.
Most automakers after the Miura: "Oh...this whole mid engined thing might actually be popular."
Jaguar XJ220. The light covers slide back into the car.
Normally I'd go to the 70's for this, but I have to nominate the horrendous BMW metallic gold.
Oldsmobile Aurora. Saw one yesterday and remembered why I forgot it.
I make sure any girl I'm with shouts out her own full set of pace notes.
Lamborghini Reventon.