The heated rear window came in handy when you had to push it in the winter.

These seemed to do OK with 70 horsepower...

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The styling does look a bit more graceful than the C7...

Not a fan of the C7 styling at all, but even if I was, no way would I be that excited to see it.

Me, you couldn't pay me to live in a big city. No way, no how. Others wouldn't live in a suburb or rural area. Some sit in some shithole apartment down the hall from a crackhead and use the term 'McMansion' in a derogatory way. Others are out in the country and could not imagine what kind of idiot would live only…

I find it amazing that variations of many of those features have made it into modern cars.

My son has the same wheel in his E46M3 and had it recovered in alcantara. A great wheel.

This, this should have been the question of the day.

And, speaking of banjo wheels in BMWs, how about this one in the 328?

Love the Z8 wheel too.

The optional '49 & '50 Ford Crestliner wheel is a thing of beauty. If you want an original, be prepared to count out a couple dozen hundred dollar bills.

Bloody hell, what an improvement.

I'm quite pleased with the optional Les Leston wheel in my 356SC, the sole option on the car.

As is the Porsche.

The Ford bajo wheel is a thing of beauty.

It's guys like this who fuck it up for everyone else.

I can get behind this punishment.

I keep scrolling up and down the page, yet I see no Isetta. is something wrong with my internets or computer?

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