Automotive Guilty Pleasures

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I'd love to have a 71 Mustang, although that doesn't change the fact that it's known to be one of the ugliest Mustangs.
I guess that sentiment isn't shared here. From my experience really only die-hard 1st gen Mustang fans have that opinion. In fact my father and I can't go anywhere in his without people in traffic going out of their way to get a picture of it - a phenomenon not shared when we're in my '88 5.0 or even his '69 fastback.
 
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I guess that sentiment isn't shared here. From my experience really only die-hard 1st gen Mustang fans have that opinion. In fact my father and I can't go anywhere in his without people in traffic going out of their way to get a picture of it - a phenomenon not shared when we're in my '88 5.0 or even his '69 fastback.

I don't find them ugly either. Although it wouldn't be my first choice for 1st gen Mustangs.

And I'd love to see some pics of it. And definitely the '69. :dopey:
 
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The little 3 cylinder could let this tin can with wheels achieve over 50mpg.

Also one of the more popular cars for hypermiling, like this example.

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I've always wanted a Cadillac DeVille DHS since I saw the Presidential limousine in the early 2000s. It's not a very interesting car per se, but there is something extremely appealing about understated luxury. The Northstar V8 is also a bonus, even though running costs and maintenance would probably be outrageously expensive over here.

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I'd also love a Sienna SE V6. Who doesn't want a humongous people carrier that can outrun 95 % of all cars in your country? The freedom of having that much space in a comfortable package almost makes me forget the decidedly strange exterior design.

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MkI Ford Orion Ghia

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Subaru 284

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Rover 220 Coupe

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Peugeot 309 GTi

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Slight bias towards the first two because they were either owned by someone in the family, or used by other farm residents.
 
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