The non-muscle American car thread (READ THE OP)

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In your opinion, which country makes the best looking cars?


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Saleen did some silly things.
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Dodge Intrepid

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I don't know why, but I love those Chrysler LH bodied cars. They may be boring looking and have crappy plastic interiors, but I really like them.
 
Saw a Dodge Coronet (I think) and I thought about posting it here...

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And here's a horrible zoomed in blurry image I took...

(also it seems there's another old classic car in the background)
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I wonder if something like the Toyota Tundra or Tacoma would counts??

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Saw a Dodge Coronet (I think) and I thought about posting it here...

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And here's a horrible zoomed in blurry image I took...

(also it seems there's another old classic car in the background)
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I wonder if something like the Toyota Tundra or Tacoma would counts??

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Toyota trucks definitely don't count. Last time I checked, Toyota's not an American company.
 
Toyota trucks definitely don't count. Last time I checked, Toyota's not an American company.
...Would that mean that the Chevrolet Cobalt that isn't actually related to the other Cobalt counts?
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Toyota trucks definitely don't count. Last time I checked, Toyota's not an American company.
To be fair, they are built in the United States for the US domestic market. That's more than can be said for some of the cars here.

Plus, if you're gonna include Acura and DSM, you might as well allow this.
 
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To be fair, they are built in the United States for the US domestic market. That's more than can be said for some of the cars here.

Plus, if you're gonna include Acura and DSM, you might as well allow this.
Ok, Toyota Trucks are allowed here.
 
I can't really see a clear point for this thread, a large percentage of the cars posted here, could go to other threads, without a need of this very broad section of different cars, that can basically contain everything between Cadillac LMP and 90s Japanese saloon, and the rest of the cars posted here that don't have a clear thread in the section are mostly road-spec pick ups, clean un-modified classics (some of those have been seen in the Hot Rods and Muscle Thread), and crappy everyday cars, all of which I guess are worth their own threads without some location based rules.

Just some idea of the threads that could take cars from here.

Because a rebadge Nissan Primera isn't American, especially if the new badges were still Japanese ones.*
Surely the pre-war cars could go here.
I'm sure some cars here fit this thread too.
Vans obviously.

Of course I could have missed something, and this actually is a good thread idea.
 
I've seen only one Rampage in my life. I've heard they are rare.
There's one about a half hour from here in a trailer park.
 
1999 Oldsmobile Silhouette OSV edition. The rims and bodykit are stock.
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I posted that exact pic in the Abandoned car thread earlier haha.
 
I posted that exact pic in the Abandoned car thread earlier haha.
I actually pulled it from Facebook, and then went into that thread and was like huh. :lol:
 
I got mine from FB too. Probably the same group haha. Ugly and oddball auto appreciation I think.
 
On the topic of hearses, here's a 1996 Caprice hearse that's converted into a drag racer.
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I think I saw a video of that car running 9.40s. Isn't it LSx swapped?
 
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