The special/limited edition car thread

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1975/6 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega. 1999cc four with Cosworth-built DOHC head. It was only $900 less than a Corvette. Their advertisements read "Buy one Vega for the price of two." 5000 engines were built but only 3508 cars were sold. It was and remains a badass little car.
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Just saw one yesterday
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The 1999 Thunderbird that didn't exist that used the engine that (had it existed) it wouldn't have used in 5 years by that point shared the 5.0 badge with the Mustang that hadn't had that engine in 4 years and wasn't badged as a 5.0 even when it did?





I'm so confused that I can't even parse what you might have meant, since the MN-12 didn't have a V8 at all until Ford realized the Supercoupe wasn't a substitute for people who wanted a V8 a few years after it debuted. 1988?
 
1989. '88 was the final year for the Fox platform 'Chicken.

I thought about digging into that post but honestly just reading it was tiring.

Edit: It occurs to me that the question may have been about the year they meant, not the year the Super Coupe debuted.

Subsequent edit: It looks like the V8 Fox-body Thunderbirds didn't even get a "V8" badge like MN-12s got, much less a "5.0" badge. But then it's not like those badges were hard to come by or weren't simply glued in place.
 
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2014 Mistuoka Orochi Evangelion Edition
Only eleven were made. It was the final edition of the Orochi. If you wanted one, you had to buy it through 7-11 in Japan. Proving that Japanese 7-11s are far superior to American 7-11s.
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Had no idea these existed until someone posted it up in a junkyard finds Facebook group. 2000 Ford Focus Kona Mountain Bikes Edition. Came in a exclusive color with only 2,500 produced. (Supposedly?)

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I just discovered this, the 1991 Volkswagen Cabriolet Etienne Aigner Edition. It was sold for one year only.
PRODUCTION NUMBERS:
A total of 2951 Etienne Aigner Edition VW Cabriolets were built worldwide. This divides up into:
  • "Midnight Blue Pearl Effect": 1201
  • "Bordeaux Pearl Effect": 752
  • "Mangrove Green Metallic": 998
American market figures:
  • "Midnight Blue Pearl Effect": 422
  • "Bordeaux Pearl Effect": 399
  • "Mangrove Green Metallic": 639
Total: 1460.
809 of which were manual transmission, 651 automatic.

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