Is it just me, or does that Morgan in the first pic look as if it has sponges in its ducts?
A crossover SUV - a Lexus RX at the 2005 24 Hours Nürburgring.
No Deltawing?
Yes they did...
A crossover SUV - a Lexus RX at the 2005 24 Hours Nürburgring.
Gremiln! More details?
Gremiln! More details?
“In 1997 and 1998, the All Japan GT Championship (JGTC, GT-300 class) saw the #60 Kraft Toyota Cavalier driven by a variety of drivers: Kumi Satou, Minoru Tanaka, Masaoki Nagashima, Junko Mihara and Akira Watanabe. Unfortunately, this Toyota Cavalier’s best finish was 18th place in two of it’s races. ”
What I can't believe is just how many photos are there on RacingSportsCars, they've probably got thousands and thousands. I know what I'll be doing this afternoon...
The thought that a Japan-based car company would make it into an American racing series, especially NASCAR .
Wait, what? Bigotry much?
The Camry's more American than both the Chevy and Ford, anyway.
Better go git yer guurn, dem Japanese er a cumin'
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He's just mad that Chevy has been running imports since 1989.Wait, what? Bigotry much?
The Camry's more American than both the Chevy and Ford, anyway.
The thought that a Japan-based car company would make it into an American racing series, especially NASCAR .
Explain what the hell is wrong with that. Its ok for an American Car company to compete in a foreign series but not the other way around? Also, Breaking news: Jaguar and MG were there first.
The thing is that NASCAR started out as an American car manufacturer dominated sport. And I admittedly say that I lack using my open-minded opinion a lot. Editing my first post in this thread now.
but it hasn't always been either. You can claim Chevy or Ford are American about as much as you say America isn't China too.
I think we got the point across long ago.