Ocelittle.
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jitterz
Audi RS7.
-Flashy enough to fit in at any posh event they have to attend.
-It's an Audi sedan, so it looks like pretty much every other Audi sedan, and therefore would blend in in normal traffic.
-It's got a twin turbo V8 pumping out 560hp/516lb-tq, that can run 0-60 in 3.4 seconds and will keep up with pretty much any…
I feel like all of us should know chevelles. Even the Porsche and BMW Guys. Everyone else says the first real muscle car was the GTO (arguable), but I think the Chevelle SS was the first time we got it right. We weren't at full 454 big block badassness until the year model you see above (1970) but the thing was cool,…
Balsa Wood for the Floor of the C5 and C6 Corvette
Falconer V12
The one with skis, rockets, and a self-destruct button, naturally.
Since any answer other than NSX is patently absurd, let's just continue posting absurd (but kinda cool) Hondas. My submission:
Here's a weird one that only you will appreciate. The butts of Mitsubishi Eclipses always remind me of the broken robot from The Black Hole. I think my brain is the only one that makes the connection, but I always see it. Probably because I have a distorted memory of what the robot looks like now that I see a picture…
'55s I still don't mind because they are still beautifully understated cars, but '56s and very particularly '57s are best left on retro diner wall murals.
Purple
Sorry, but the Cavalier was a goddamn BMW compared to the car it replaced:
Nobody should shit on the Chevy Astro. It's well-packaged and can take a LT/LS crate motor (with very little work). Integral subframe for serious towing capability. Of the 1st gen minivans (Caravan, Aerostar, Toyota Van), the Astro is easily the best.
Sad dash is sad...
I have no idea why, but I really like these old Caprices.
Hell, it won two days ago. Why not again?
THE WRAITH (Chrysler M4S Turbo Interceptor)
CAFE regs. The Government should not be dictating the kind of car that I drive. If the market wants fuel efficient cars then the market will demand them. All CAFE does is increase compliance costs and eliminate or make more expensive vehicles that consumers actually want.