That’s why I prefer to see Motor Trend lap times. Big Willow and Randy Probst. A defying track and a more than capable proper actual track driver.

Maybe less unusual. HAHAHA!!!

I love the looks of the GMT400 Burban.

Brazilian-made!

HEY, LOOK! Old brazilian plates!

Because 80's japaneses...

Underneath there was a shortened B1 platform (from the VW Dasher and the Audi... Fox).

Yes, it must be a Mexican-built Kombi. They got watercooled way back in the mid-80's. Their powerplant of choice was VW’s EA-827 in its 1.8L form (known in Brazil as AP-800).

The european Fiat Tempra had rear wiper, the brazilian didn’t. And wasn’t because the car was stripped for the South American market. Quite the opposite. In Brazil, the Tempra was the most expensive in Fiat lineup.

If they start building it in, let’s say, 2022, and Volkswagen of Brazil produces it too (like they did with the original Bus), production will start in 2027, see the first facelift in 2046, major changes in 2067 and finally being demised in 2083.

And a Passat sedan. Also made by Dacon.

Nope... The country you’re trying to name is Mexico, and it is in North America.

Passats getting conversion at Dacon.

Torch, you’re amazing! I think it’s really interesting your fascination about all the weird stuff that came out of VWB (Volkswagen of Brazil). One of my mom’s friends had a Passat Dacon Targa stroked to 1.8L.

Thank God I live in a country in South America where’s illegal to import used cars. Unless they get in here as collection vehicles and with more than 30 years old.

Some time soon at your nearest Ford dealer. IN EUROPE! And people will be calling it Mondeo Wagon.

We also can call it “Japanese engineering”.

Although they not admit, the guys from Dearborn have been working hard to deliver, by 2018 (or sooner), substitutes to the Panther cars.
The project, running in a top-secret way since 2013, hasn’t being more than just a rumor until earlier this week, when a camouflaged trio of large sedans was seen cruising near the…

I had the pleasure to meet Mr. Márcio in person. He was absolutely amazing! Unfortunely, a great loss...
By the way, look at this beutiful hommage:

I had the pleasure of knowing personally Mr. Márcio. He was a client of the restaurant that I work. A very sympathetic, attentive and polite man. No doubt, a great loss! Resquiece In Pace, Senhor Márcio.