The US only accelerated the end of war. While there's no doubt their intervention was helpful, if their intervention hadn't happened the war would end in 1919 or 1920 and nothing else would be very different. It was, as you said, a boost for the motivation of British and French forces. But by 1917, Germany was torn…

Exactly 3 were built.

That was arguably one of the finest high performance vehicles the US put out, ever. It was faster than the ZR-1 in the straight line and not much worse around the corners.

The term you're looking for is "Anglo-American".

You're incredibly dumbfounded on the USA's role in WWI and grossly underestimating the role of local resistence groups in WWII and UK/France during the Cold War. Also thanks for noting the nanny and excessively burdened character of American foreign policies after 1945. That might be the biggest reason for…

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Curious point you've expressed.

They wanted him to run for PM in the UK, but he said he'd suck at it.

Judging by the lack of bonnet vents, I suppose it's not.

Nah it looks like an Isuzu Trooper.

Nor Italian.

No love left for Z16s?

Fangirls won't fight over those cars, really.

TVR ended up building their own engines. Probably why it imploded...

Saw the car. What a waste of a 30th Anniversary.

Because in a car as badass as the Terminator, you have the steal a page from TVR.

Nope, even if it's close. Portugal.
There are many 505s in the junkyards here because it was a very popular vehicle when it was new, and the newly democratic nation ended up too poor (or cheap) to buy new cars, so many 70s cars were just used over and over and over until they terminally fell apart.

In my country junkyards are littered with 505s. So I'll go with the second.

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Amen.