They should abbreviate it and add numbers, just like everyone is doing these days. Or one of these:

@sebastian_musclewhale: Driven a new C63 and although it has a bit less power, yes it does sound like that. It's a monster!

@Paul Y. is dumb all over: Note the automatic transmission shifter inside lol

This is the replica you'll get ^

@bradyb: This imaginary car is not built yet lol - so technically it doesn't exist.

"What you think I rap for

@Eric E Coleman: You should have sold it for more then.

BMW driver was a total douche. I guess his H2 must have been in for repairs and the 335 was borrowed from his wife or brother or someone else.

@verdegrrl: Totally agree! Done it a few times where after a good 5 to 10 minute run we gave each other thumbs up and went our seperate ways!

FD RX7 stock!

How about Cavaliers sold as Toyotas in Japan. No, that ain't photoshop, that was for real!

How about Cavaliers sold as Toyotas in Japan? hahahaha

@87CapriceEstate: Yes dark metallic blue. They traded it in on a new 99 GMC Safari after it got beat up from work duties.

@87CapriceEstate: This one was ours with my pops and my lil sister next to it. It had the nice flush headlights too!

@87CapriceEstate: Haha! I learned to drive on my parents' 89 Caprice Estate Wagon, blue on blue, just like the one in the pictures. Ours also had the rear facing 3rd row seats, but had the long horizontal speedo instead of the square gages seen in this picture. What a boat that was!

Oy oy, another poorly executed Chinese knockoff that will surely fail all crash tests. Note how the steering wheel is a direct copy of one found in old GM cars.

@ChiefPontiaxe is now also Chief VolvoWagonAxe: Sixteen Candles and a License to Drive.

The films make me wish I lived in those times (early 70s) and preferably somehwere in Italy or France. Seems like carefree times.

@OA 5599: One of my favorite car movies. A classic!

Thanks for the heads up. I'll stay out of Ohio next time I plan a road trip.