I M badge is just OK But this Honda Accord has done 3 million miles

Also. How do your recover broken down cars? On the Adelaide guided busway they had this dual ended Mercedes Truck built as you can hardly reverse down a track for kms from an access point to pull a stranded vehicle out.

Driving Cars down tracks you say? Adelaide Drivers have been doing it for years.

The buses on the O’Bahn Busway (only one in the world!) have these special guide wheels to allow the bus to steer down the track by itself.

This one is a 4wd though. Not just the ride height but also the 4wd stickers on the rear passenger doors

I think you need to badge it with your Buick’s Australian version badges so finally you can have a Holden Commodore Wagon in the USA!

Thanks for the clarification about the divisions. We don’t here much about the Baja 1000 here but I was suprised to hear about this win recently. 

Or you can just use an Aussie ute in its like Australian Jim Hunter did to win the event in 1987

Not classically beautiful like an E-type or a Dino but it has the ability to look both practical, handsome and timeless like very few cars and to me the engineering is completely entwined.

is that the kei car version with the 660cc engine? As it looks like it has the narrower wheel arches 

Sure. HP is important but what about Torque? A lot more important with loads and storming up to the mountains in winter (where an electric motor should work better with the altitude and oxygen starvation).

So, tell me how my 1988 All Wheel Drive, Manual, Wagon that is easy upgradeable and eminetly wrenchable is not Jalop and leave me brain dead. At its worse its a great parts getter for my European cars and costs me nothing to run. Its the goto reliable car in my family and everything works like it did 30 years ago. 

I wouldn’t have worried about the bearings so much. It probably corroded completely away before it got halfway across the English Channel!

I want a video of this

all had 5+1 Extra low (4wd only) manual or three speed auto

you can’t stop the Tercel, nobody can’t stop the Tercel.

I’ve got 99 problems but George Lazenby doing a celebrity endorsement isn’t one. 

What was the Holden involvement that was teased in the text?

Apparantly this Toyota Tercel drove over the English Channel. 

I think you need to appeal to the mass market and apply this concept to a CUV

When we emigrated to Australia from the UK in the early 90's we almost bought our Audi 80 with us as at that stage there was low tax for personal imports and the exchange rate would have made resale a good option down the line (european cars were almost twice as much as locals) my Father ended up getting a good price…