Miata. No one left to judge me.
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zacarious
I think William Shakespeare would have enjoyed the romance of open-topped motoring. Shifting gears on B-roads through the UK countryside, full of sounds and fury signifying nothing but fun!
I love me some amber turn signals Read more
I like the way you think. A cultural exchange. If they want to load the back of the wagon with some Kolsch I would not complain, either. Read more
A red 2012 Saab 9-5 SportCombi
Would not exist without the BMW X6.
Dodge Stealth R/T
I would argue that the Ford Flex is an *extra* tall wagon more than it is a Crossover/SUV thing... Read more
Agree ....
A sticky one indeed. Read more
Brown Diesel Wagon Read more
The Brown Wagon Read more
And don't forget, somewhere they found a crate full of seventies Fiat reliability and welded that in too. Read more
TVR Griffith - arguably the most beautiful Frankenstein parts bin car ever made. Rover engine, rear lights from a Vauxhall Cavalier, ashtray (remember those) form an Austin Allegro, brakes from a Escort Cosworth 4x4, radiator from a Range Rover, and the sound of it from GOD HIMSELF.
Fiero is always the answer.
Posted this before...
I always thought the Honda Civic and Kia Forte looked very similar
I think it's fairly common knowledge, but 1st-gen Celica GT lift back and '69-'70 Mustang fastback. Especially the USDM Celicas with the tri-bar tails:
so many little cars, too little time Read more