Looks like a 70's Datsun had sex with a Maybach. Oh the indignity!

@DieselDutchman: My 1960 Studebaker Lark had that feature too. Great for drive in movies...

@Jagvar: I didn't realize the mental handicaps entitled one to a permit!

With 3 cylinders it reads Saab all over the place for me.

I drink your milk shake.

Mid 1980s Mercedes 300d turbo. Simple, cheap, classy, economical. What else do you need. In the worst case you can run it on salad dressing.

Wow, revealing!

@SheerHippo: Well there are 7 billion people who can have any name they want, and in that population you get all kinds of great and pathetic descendants period. BMW has a line of cars with a very limited set of monikers, and sure they can call any car anything as well, but typically car companies try to keep in line…

@SheerHippo: Yes, but so is the Silver Ghost, XKE, Stingray, Countach... I could go on.

Better in the snow than the sand.

A pathetic descendant in name only of the original M1, meh.

Every time I look at it I see it... mmmmmole

@Jones Foyer: Actually, he ran the Williams team manager in the 90s. So he is really not a chump. The story of the demise of USF1 is complicated. Mostly I think there was not enough money, which is true in my life too... :)

@SigmundTheSeaMonster: To me, it is all about the mog.

He is full of kitsch, but there is stuff in there you have to like.

In the mid eighties a friend of mine in Santa Fe NM brought one in. We decorated in a New Mexico motif, including fake viegas. I drove it around giving tours for some niggling amount of money. Took some, then mighty, politician and his girlfriend for a tour at night once. They were doing blow in the back seat. …

@Smitty: I always thought it was an Hispano-Suiza as well, but according to several sources it was an Amilcar.

@Maxichamp: Oh no a Brat-Amino!

It's the audio version of the Sybian.