Insane specs for a car in those days. Who wouldn't like going over 120 mph with cable operated drum brakes?

My grandma is 87 and drives a stick. Seriously.

Same but faster? Also, it might involve engines trying to escape through the front windshield. Or what's left of it at that stage.

I don't wanna be startin' something, but this thing has speed demon written all over it. It's just dangerous.

But it's not BAD either.

Just saying that that if you're looking for a simple and light car from the seventies, you probably won't think of getting an E46 for 8k either. Indeed, the bumpers are super ugly but for the rest it is a fun car to drive. Still, I'd say CP and wouldn't pay even half that price for any non-Alpina E21.

But you don't go buy an E46 if you are looking for something pure and old school like this E21. Totally different cars. Also, if well taken care off, this one's value is more likely to go up any time soon.

I think these guys might disagree...

Somehow I keep running into this Hildo guy on the internet. Whether he's shooting some antique gun, flying kites strapped to a buggy or riding this home made chopper. Gotta know who his PR agent is.

Phallic or not, I just love the aesthetics of that car. Way ahead of it's time.

Actually, the front reminds me more of a woman's legs than a man's reproductive trouser apparatus.

At least the most nasal car ever.

So, where the pictures any good?

"Infiniti's new concept is a BMW Z3"

Beat me to it. I was going

This racecar has cupholders!

#1 No! You're driving on the wrong side!!1!

'ring time?

Good thing it has a sun roof. You never know what it might be good for...

The Defender is a rugged and practical car. Body panels can be created on the spot with simple flat sheet metal. These concepts are for people who think dirt will damage their car and prefer to use it for shopping for a new bespoke three piece suit and whale penis leather loafers.