For the 33 Stradale alone he should be.

I'd say its the mercury as well, because all the images people posted of the Ford have that little rear window blacked out, where there appears to be glass in the lead photo where the window is backlit. Mercury has this little triangular window as glass on their version.

Saab 9-5 wagon, the new one:

No two-stroke Saab and bees... Disappointed...

Webber will certainly be excited for the possibility of Button joining him at Porsche...

Haha, very true, but at least there it is still (North) American

I know the heart's American, but HSV did a lot of tweaking with the engine if I am remembering correctly. I wouldn't mind it included in the list, it just happens to have dual-citizenship.

How American is it really? Don't get me wrong, great car, but it is essentially this (Holden):

It turns out the cars will eventually be part of a museum with proceeds going to the Miami Childrens' Hospital. I think I feel bad for this guy after all. Pretty much self-made.

Oh, I know, and I respect all opinions, even if you're wrong! Different strokes...

Highly suggest you stop by the pierce arrow museum in Buffalo if you have not already. Its small, but they have some interest stuff and it is not limited to pierce arrow. But after Saab, this is my next suggestion, followed by Auburn.

That is some serious Troll-hättan'...

Saab 96. Two stroke, front wheel drive, rally winner. Fully optioned from the factory with triple carbs, it only put out 57hp. Obviously tuned further for rally use, but unsuspecting it undoubtedly was.

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Ole was there as of a couple years ago. I used to go when I lived in West Medford, but the place always seemed dead, so I wouldn't be surprised if it is gone now. Still delicious and totally concur that the mole was good.

Not sure about Davis, but there is one right off the Porter T stop.

Yeah, on that image it looks pretty poor, and being what looks like a Viggen (with non-stock wheels), it would already be a bit lower. It doesn't actually weight too much though when you see some other examples of it.

Or expand on that 5-door with a topolla:

This has to be in the top 10. This is excellent and surely among the more obscure.

Agreed, misnomer no, delusion created by it, yes.