It is beautiful. The black and gold is just majestic.The Royal Train is the best transport any sort of royalty can have, IMO.
OT, but here's a couple more pics I found.
1979 Volvo Tundra Concept by Bertone. Based on a Volvo 343. V6 instead of a 4 cylinder. Rwd.
Familiar looks?
Yup. Where Volvo said nö to Bertone, Citroën said yes and the BX was born.
Right?I love the Toscana.
That's actually the route they were originally going to go for production.And they did made a V12 4WD XJ220
^ I wonder what are the two cars next to the XJ220 on the horizon?And they did made a V12 4WD XJ220
Looks like the XK180 and RD6 concepts.-> ...
^ I wonder what are the two cars next to the XJ220 on the horizon?
Correct, some very nice cars in that warehouse.Looks like the XK180 and RD6 concepts.
Color me simple, but I'd stick with the XJ6 whose posterior is sticking out on the right.Correct, some very nice cars in that warehouse.
I can't see one of these without picturing Archer and Cheryl/Carol/Cherlene in it.
And "VW Polo wagon"The word "plucky" and phrase "out of its depth" spring to mind.
That reminds me quite a bit of the Firebird Wagons Pontiac toyed with for a while.Was aware of this but Top Gear's site brought it back to my attention, the ludicrously awesome Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Shooting Brake:
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