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Spotted this nissan 370Z tonight. Nice car, I like it.
I would be rather surprised is BMW made the 3/5 series outside of Germany, considering my bottom of the line Mercedes was made in Germany.
Oh, I wouldn't be suprised by South Africa. Mercedes builds a lot of their cars there too. Their other big plant is in Brazil.A lot of the 3 series models come from South Africa actually. BMW also has a factory in South Carolina.
I spotted a NISMO last year. Pretty neat car.@TrdScionxB2 of course it's nice it's a Fairlady! (I drive a 1986 300ZX)
And welcome to the thread! I've only posted one regular 370Z here, though, because I thought it was just a great image to share (even if my photo was rather poor resolution/it was dark out and I have a $150 digi...) Otherwise, only Z32, Z31, S30, or NISMO (yes I've seen 3 NISMO 370Z's, red, white, and black, liked white the best.)
NISMO 370Z
Noo.... The M sport models are made by BMW's GmBH (correct me if I'm wrong) and the S and the RS (and the R8) are made by Audi's GmBH (not actually made 100% but that is the factory. There's no special German trickery between the two plants.) All the A and Q models are made at Ingolstadt...
There is also the M135xiDrive, M3 (dead), M4 (would be like an RS5 now in between the RS6) and the M5 (either an RS6 or the RS7)... It's more than just that really but you can see the generalization...
Hmmmm.... Then why is it that the GmBH plants make the S and RS models, while the standard Audi plants make the A and Q models?
Are all of the plants in Germany? I don't know much about Audi but, for BMW, I'm pretty sure the overseas non M cars are all made outside of Germany. Aside from their top models, M series, which I believe are all still produced in Munich. My fathers E46 was produced in Germany.
I would be rather surprised is BMW made the 3/5 series outside of Germany, considering my bottom of the line Mercedes was made in Germany.
Wow, I've never heard of that car. Nice spot.
200sx, parked in same spot. Maybe it's broke...I know nothing about 80's japanese cars, but is a what looked to be mod 80's box-hatch 240sx rare?
What's that truck in the backgroud?
Double spot. World imploding in 3...2...1...What's that truck in the backgroud?
What's that truck in the backgroud?
No, they're just average.Your eyes are way too good!
What's that truck in the backgroud?
I own a deville with the same engine. Nice ride and makes a good noise when you stomp it. However, there's not much sportiness to an aircraft carrier...Well, this turd of a picture is a Cadillac ESC with the 32V Northstar V8 that made 295 hp to... The front wheels.
First time I've ever seen an ESC.
Power Wagons had rear fenders.I don't think it is. All power wagons I've seen have the rear wheels on an exterior well, but all I see is a small fender (could be it, could not). But the bed has indentions for all wagons I've seen, but I can't make it out (could be there, could not..) and the cab looks too angled off on the back and front. Reminds me of an older Chevy with its front slope. If the stop sign and pole weren't there it would be easier...
That's what I saidPower Wagons had rear fenders.
I misread. They aren't huge. From a distance I'd say it's a Power Wagon.That's what I said
Nissan Frontier.
In all seriousness, the one in the far background looks like a Dodge of some sort, but I honestly don't know.
That's just a normal WRX.Saw a Impreza.