Automotive Guilty Pleasures

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And I think why I couldn't find many - the majority of them were Japanese imports, either that or were sold in NZ as the Toyota Cynos. Searching that up gives about two pages of listings.

Anyway, another guilty pleasure. Toyota Corolla II.

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This particular one is for sale - 20,000km. :eek:

Man, that looks almost coming-from-the-factory new, amazing. Japan sure knows how to treat certain cars, and the rims really look neat. 👍

If only importing a car from Japan to Portugal wasn't such a hassle, I'd go for it immediately... :indiff:
 
Walter White drove one... until he sold it for $50. :lol:

Anyway, a cousin of the Aztek:

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1990 Pontiac Trans Sport. Arguably the most radically designed minivan ever sold. Minivans are supposed to look boring and get people from point A to B. This minivan broke that trend... but no other minivans have followed it. In a way it's the opposite of the Toyota Previa, another one of my guilty pleasures and the only other minivan I like. The Trans Sports has radical styling with a normal drivetrain while the Previa has normal styling with a radical drivetrain.

If I become a billionaire, I'm buying both of them.
 
Walter White drove one... until he sold it for $50. :lol:

Anyway, a cousin of the Aztek:

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1990 Pontiac Trans Sport. Arguably the most radically designed minivan ever sold. Minivans are supposed to look boring and get people from point A to B. This minivan broke that trend... but no other minivans have followed it. In a way it's the opposite of the Toyota Previa, another one of my guilty pleasures and the only other minivan I like. The Trans Sports has radical styling with a normal drivetrain while the Previa has normal styling with a radical drivetrain.

If I become a billionaire, I'm buying both of them.
That is super hot
 
I'm sorry, world
Don't be. They really aren't as bad as people make out. Not drivers' cars by any stretch, but there's a time and a place for that. As reliable, economical, relaxing transport they're hard to beat.

I'd estimate that 99% of the people who hate on them on the internet have never so much as stepped inside one, let alone driven one. The sort of people who regurgitate Top Gear opinions like they're gospel.
 
Here's one of mine. It's supposedly one of the worst cars ever made, but I like them, especially the Cosworth version.

No guilt, no blame, Vegas are awesome. I'd rock one every day of my life. And then jump out of it and inside a Vega wagon and rock that, too.
 
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