Would you rather?

[FT-1]

Willys.

 

[GranTurNismo]

Willys.

1960 Mini Countryman

or

2020 Mini Countryman S

 

[RacingGrandpa]

1960

 

[Populuxe]

1960

 

[Adamgp]

2020.

 

[Disco_Volante]

1960.

 

[UltimateYosh]

2020

 

[FT-1]

2020 Countryman. Admittedly looks pretty good after the facelift.

 

[Volksauto]

DB5
Volkswagen
1960 Countryman

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[GranTurNismo]

Sporty coupes, circa 1992. Which would you pick?

 

[Populuxe]

I'll take the Corrado in back.

 

[Volksauto]

PROBE

 

[Disco_Volante]

MX-6.

 

[Torneo]

DB5
Willys
1960 Countryman
Prelude

 

[Adamgp]

Probe.

 

[UltimateYosh]

Corrado.

 

[FT-1]

Honda Prelude.

 

[GranTurNismo]

Full-Size Premium American Sedans of the Late 1990s

Oldsmobile Aurora, 4.0L V8, FWD, 250hp



Chrysler LHS, 3.5L V6, FWD, 253hp

Lincoln Continental, 4.6L V8, FWD, 275hp

http://carsdata.net/Lincoln/LINCOLN-Continental-1995_2002.html

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[Volksauto]

Olds.

 

[RacingGrandpa]

Lincoln

 

[kikie]

Prelude

 

[FT-1]

Lincoln.

 

[Adamgp]

Olds.

 

[UltimateYosh]

Olds.

 

[7up747]

Corrado

 

[Populuxe]

Those are three nice sedans. I would be happy with any one of them. But since no one has said Chrysler yet, that's my choice.

 

[Disco_Volante]

Lincoln. I honestly have never seen such a large engine on a FWD car. Maybe it's common but I've always thought cars like those would always be RWD, specially in the US.

 

[Populuxe]

Lincoln. I honestly have never seen such a large engine on a FWD car. Maybe it's common but I've always thought cars like those would always be RWD, specially in the US.

Then you better sit down for this: The original Oldsmobile Toronado was FWD with an available 7.5 liter V8, and the first FWD Cadillac Eldorado came with an available 8.2 liter V8.

 

[RacingGrandpa]

Lincoln. I honestly have never seen such a large engine on a FWD car. Maybe it's common but I've always thought cars like those would always be RWD, specially in the US.

Cadillac has been front wheel drive since 1966...

Edit: beat by @Populuxe Cowboy

 

[HaydenFan69]

As a former owner of a late 90's Buick Riviera (based on the Aurora), I'm going with the Olds.