Rate the vehicle above you (READ THE OP)
- Thread starter Sage Ages
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- With Kim Jong Un
My bad. Thought it was a firetruck.
Anyways, ?/10 because no one posted a car.
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2001 VW W12 Nardo Concept
- 13,267
- GTPlanet
- Street-King-07
- Quattro Saltire
That's the V12 Vantage, still 10/10
- 15,460
- Orange County, NY
- GTP_GT916
- Nii916
9.5/10 - Stunning.
2004 Ford StreetKa
2004 Ford StreetKa
- 2,260
- N. Jessamine, KY
- JMoney-689
- Woodside689
- 15,460
- Orange County, NY
- GTP_GT916
- Nii916
- 17,836
- Florida
- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
7.8/10; I like a good 911 Targa.
Toyota Trampio Levin
Toyota Trampio Levin
- 8,843
- Ottawa
- Automotive_Buff
9/10. I love old "Yota's" 
Adding to the French cars debate;
Hommel Berlinette RS Coupé
The ONLY French brand I hate is Peugeot....
I love its cars but it's too pro-business. In the sense that, to remove/replace a part, you need to do so much to the damn thing.
Here's a story from MY experience.
A friend had an 80's 205 Rallye. 1985 IIRC. His front-left shock absorber was down, so we decided to remove it. Peugeot is so money conscious that they use THEIR bolts. As in, bolts that were not standard nor readily available to he public. I remember seeing a pentagon-shaped bolt.
We stopped right there because in order to get to the freacking shock you need to remove the entire front-end.
Which means going back to the dealership to spend even more money.
He later got a 206 which was even worse...
Anyway..... enough ranting. Thought I could give my two-cents.
Adding to the French cars debate;
Hommel Berlinette RS Coupé
The ONLY French brand I hate is Peugeot....
I love its cars but it's too pro-business. In the sense that, to remove/replace a part, you need to do so much to the damn thing.
Here's a story from MY experience.
A friend had an 80's 205 Rallye. 1985 IIRC. His front-left shock absorber was down, so we decided to remove it. Peugeot is so money conscious that they use THEIR bolts. As in, bolts that were not standard nor readily available to he public. I remember seeing a pentagon-shaped bolt.
We stopped right there because in order to get to the freacking shock you need to remove the entire front-end.
Which means going back to the dealership to spend even more money.
He later got a 206 which was even worse...
Anyway..... enough ranting. Thought I could give my two-cents.
- 1,657
- With Kim Jong Un
2/10. Nothing cool about it. I see these on the road all the time (some of these cars I like, though, ex Mustang). But in the case of this, however, the styling is bland and the rims, eww!
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1973 Nissan Skyline GT-R C110
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1973 Nissan Skyline GT-R C110
- 2,153
- Great White North
7/10. Pretty good for an old Japanese car. Those rims though. :/
- 1,625
- Australia
- GTP_JTV
6/10 Don't see many trucks like that in Australia. We have these instead...
1975 Holden Ute(Utility)
EDIT: Just found this and have to share it
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/pa...ia/story-fnet085v-1226577840954#ixzz2KurGMQtp
1975 Holden Ute(Utility)
EDIT: Just found this and have to share it
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/pa...ia/story-fnet085v-1226577840954#ixzz2KurGMQtp
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- 8,843
- Ottawa
- Automotive_Buff
8/10. I like the '55 more
'62 Chevy Impala SS
'62 Chevy Impala SS
- 15,460
- Orange County, NY
- GTP_GT916
- Nii916
- 17,836
- Florida
- GranTurismo0517
- RandomCarGuy17
6/10 for the impala; it's not exactly my favorite incarnation of it. I don't like the styling that much.
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Saleen Challenger SA-30
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Saleen Challenger SA-30
- 2,260
- N. Jessamine, KY
- JMoney-689
- Woodside689
- 15,460
- Orange County, NY
- GTP_GT916
- Nii916
3/10
Porsche 956
Porsche 956
