Power Big Meet in Västerås, Sweden. Almost 22 000 cars attended this year.
Koenigsegg is rather small company but they don't use much parts from other manufacturers like many other small car manufacturers. On top of being innovative and making most of their stuff by themselves they also support biofuels rather than going for hybrid or electric power like many other supercar manufacturers.
I don't know if you have seen this but I made a quick round up about their webpage some time ago on Oppo. Dartz truly is unique car company.
Mk1 Escort and Autobianchi A112?
I'm not sure but the 'red pig' comes probably close with 5 ever built. The car in the picture is the same one I've seen and it's the last one made.
But it will be based on the Forfour which is not sold in the US. I think it is just enough different from the current 'trendy small car' lineup that it just might work.
Renault Sherpa, for those who want a true street legal military vehicle. No Hummer H1 doesn't count as a military vehicle.
I perfectly understand if someone doesn't want to see content like RCR but it's not going to change to please anyone. Being crass is part of RCR's image. I bet you don't watch violent action movie and go like "This movie has the potential to be a great family movie if it just didn't have any of this killing stuff in…
So many Mustangs but not one in grabber green. I'm disappointed.
Cinquecento in USA? I think that's highly unlikely.
Bringing the 'mini' into the minivan. Fiat 600 Multipla.
The first thing that comes to mind is the time I almost hit someone in the head by accident with one of those poles you are supposed to hold on to.
Here's Google.fi. I would have been actually little surprised if Finnish Google didn't get this.
So is this finally the official one?
Also in the same category: Mitsubishi Pajero which apparently means "wanker" in spanish.
Citroen SM
... because Honda has already used that in Civic STD.
Looks like it's inspired by the Audi Quattro concept. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.