SAAB for sure. They were outside the box and would have been awesome electric. Imagine a new version of the 95 not (the 9-5 mind you) with electric power.
SAAB for sure. They were outside the box and would have been awesome electric. Imagine a new version of the 95 not (the 9-5 mind you) with electric power.
I TOLD YOU NOT TO!
This is a sample max power cover. Such class.
It was called MAX POWER and was published in Britain in the 90's.
Good choice Ballaban, also barney greengrass was awesome.
As someone with and Alfa Romeo GTV 2000 (under restoration) this car is a travesty. Hoonigan is a dumb channel and this car was abused and destroyed.
Orloved 2. Electric boogaloo!
Why?
The bumper is essentially made of aluminum foil, it does nothing to protect the car.
Love those, i’m restoring mine as we speak.
Is there any hint of the Toyota SFR at all? Im curious if that will actually happen.
THATS ME IN THE PICTURE! I’d have to say my beloved Alfa, though my (also beloved) SAAB is broken down in the exact spot as the bug in the main picture at this moment!
if you don t like prop 47 leave the damn state, It pisses me off when people move the state Ive lived in all my life and so nothing but complain about California politics.
Jeep owners for the win? If abandoning vehicles full of pollutants in a river is winning for jeeps than that sucks.
So many motorcyclists abuse lanesplitting here in California, I even almost ran over one today that was lane splitting on a street in the city center and cit un front of me in an intersection. It can be done safely, and that should be reflected in the law.
The Obvious answer is the sexy as all hell GTV 6 from octopussy, which gets driven has and dented a tad. Such a sexy car.
Bottles are the natural enemy of the hella flush drift car.
I think about Alfas too much, I'm restoring an old GTV 2000 right now.
As an Alfa fan all i can say is that i can’t believe we are really getting legitimate new Alfas sold in the states again.
I think the Alfa Romeo Gran Sport Quattroroute Zagato deserves a place on the list, after being asked to make a retro styled car in 1965, which resulted inAlfa putting this poorly conceived coach built car on the market. The car while mechanically competent I feel fails to capture the majesty of the original vintage…