Minor details, man
Minor details, man
Now if only BMW would build an updated E39 M5 (out of left field, I know).
Parts-express disagrees with you, and raises you a 5" subwoofer.
and it made about twice as much horsepower as many of the >300CID big block V8s of the same domestic malaise era.
If you swapped in a 2JZ...Supra in disguise.
It's either an extremely well-done Photoshop job, or a life-sized Hot-Wheels car. The door frame and rocker panel exhaust both have that scale model, die-cast look.
No joke — I'm sure I'll be seeing a shit ton of these down here near Boca.
Holy shit that was brilliant satire. I don't care what you do for a living, you're wasting your talents. Unless you work for The Onion.
Financially speaking, GM really missed the potential to reclaim police fleet sales. Yeah, the Caprice is available...but that's really comparing a special-order-only vehicle to the already-mass-produced and widely-available-for-cheap Dodge Charger.
More like "Every Combination of Machine You Can Think Of"
The more I look at it, the duller it becomes. Take away the glitzy show lights and highly-polished, special-order premium paint job, and you have a run-of-the-mill FWD sedan with a bunch of plasti-chrome accents.
Looks like a Chevrolet Taurus.
Good to take to a car show...namely a classic BMW meet. I think if you had the extra cash, it'd be worth catching all the on-lookers doing a double-take and striking up conversations. As a fan of both classic BMWs and Datsuns, I'm not at all offended by this. The E21 donor car was probably junked, and a Datsun tow…
The 240sx with either KA or SR...same annoying deal. You'd think with small longitudinal engines it'd be quite easy. Remote oil filter fittings are a popular mod with these cars.
You'd think a taxi-centric production car would have more than three tiny seats.
Prosecutor had a pretty easy job.