Just accepted an offer with a huge local dealership chain for a full time summer marketing internship! I’ll be working with all facets of their marketing department across all 18 brands they carry, but with a specific emphasis on their luxury dealerships (Bentley, Maserati, Alfa Romeo, and Porsche). If all goes well,…
Someday I will own an SL65.
Can anyone tell if it’s real or a replica/tribute?
The color combo, the M5 wheels, the 6-speed, and yes, I think the Bangle 6 coupe is a phenomenal looking car. With that being said...I get that the manual and the color are rare, and that it’s a fully loaded car with Dinan upgrades...but that price is a bit steep.
In some of the earlier pictures posted, you could see my little orange car in the background.
I like this car. It’s an attractive, nice-sounding super sedan, so I guess what’s not to like.
/sarcasm
Highs in the 70s, so people have their classics out and about. I saw this fantastic Grand Wagoneer and this Ford Deluxe, both of which I’ve seen before. More importantly, I saw this stunning 1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible, one of only 400 such cars ever made. It’s one of the last production American V12 cars,…
I really dig this color.
The Jetta is already a good-looking car. With a tint and some nice new wheels, it would look great.
Neat. Apparently De Luxe was briefly a “separate brand”? I dunno, model histories of American cars around the time of the war are very hard to make sense of.
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