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It would be like Mitsu or Subaru selling a vehicle for $50K today.. It would be a tough sell.. Just ask Honda about the NSX... :surprise:
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...a blue Acura TL Type-S was tailgating me this morning, looks even better in person (the photos of the blue one at the acura site does not do justice)
...new black MDX - also much better looking in person
...black MB S550 parked by Safeco Field, UGLY [non-permissible content removed] rims, but otherwise great design
...souped up black MB CL600 with black rims, not the way I like my 100K+ cars
And Maryland seems kinda far from the border to be seeing something that might be offered in Canada or Mexico. Although once I did see a Chrysler Intrepid at a local movie theater parking lot.
Nissan X-Trail (we want it!)
I'd take the Bonavista Edition one myself.
I saw my first Mazda CX9 out on the road. Looks good.
Also saw my first Dodge Stratus. That looks a bit cartoonish, with very exaggerated "styling" features.
Ummm, no they were desgned to be your run of the mill car/truck, with interchangeable panels so that it could be adopted to 5 different brand names out there.
2016 Audi A7 3.0T S Line, 2021 Subaru WRX
Also saw an RD-X this morning.
Last night I was with my wife and walked by a parked Ford Edge. I still think it's big outside, small inside.
The 08 is far more conventional looking:
Go north to Rancho Santa Fe. I used to drive through there all of the time. The less fortunate families only have one Bentley.
2009 BMW 335i, 2003 Corvette cnv. (RIP 2001 Jaguar XK8 cnv and 1985 MB 380SE [the best of the lot])
It's actually the Saabeca, i.e. the stillborn Saab 9-6x project.
FHI was developing a clone for Saab to sell, and when GM decided to sell its shares of FHI to Toyota, that stalled the project.
They recycled everything, the headlights are identical to ones from a test mule of the Saab 9-6x.
So basically Subaru is selling what would have been the Saabeca. I guess the good thing is that it cost them nothing to develop because they had already developed it!
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I also saw the new Tribeca in NY. It's an improvement, definitely. The new WRX sedan is awesome as well.
Now all they need is a retrofit kit for the Tribeca's previously sold.
The grille does look like it could be in the Chrysler family, but I wouldn't say it looks like one overall (just the grille):
It's fun in a 1970 MonteCarlo kinda way. Big, heavy and ponderous. I'd even go so far as to say it handled about as well as this "familiar" concept...
And that's being polite.
Edit: couldn't be driven in the rain because it had a water leak. He had to tape off the "hole" when it got washed.
Overall a terrific day!
I've seen a couple of Dodge Nitros lately which I thought were nice looking for what they are.
2001 BMW 330ci/E46, 2008 BMW 335i conv/E93
I personally am pleased to see BMW return to their classic styling themes with these cars.
They go right to the top of my wish list, in fact the 3er coupe and cab are better looking than the more expensive but overly Bangleized 6- series IMO.
Then there's the Z4s which by all accounts are sweet driving cars but are seriously ugly and if you thought the Roadster was ugly, wait til you get a load of the Z4 Coupe. :sick:
2001 BMW 330ci/E46, 2008 BMW 335i conv/E93
I like it. Reminds me a bit of the original 240Z. If it wasn't designed and built by Germans, I'd actually consider buying one.
The Z3 coupe was a bona fide uggo:
First, the NYIAS was great. I am not gonna post any cars from the show as sightings but I will say the R8 was probably the most popular car there, the $30k V8 Hyundai Lux Sedan is going to be very significant, The Z4 Coupe is great looking but pretty spartan inside, The Lambo model was smoking hot next to two white Murcielagos, The Mazdaspeed 3 was my choice for reasonable buy, the ageing viper had a raaaaaad paint job (look it up), and unfortunately, Subaru really butchered the WRX.
Other than that I actually rode in a UNIMOG in mexico (how rare are they?)
Saw the usual complement of Maybachs, Phantoms and Flying spurs around my office
Saw another GTC parked top down in front of a restaurant
Saw two CL 550s... kinda gangsta
DB7, Gallardo (black with smoked taillights), old model Z06 with custom exhaust, and waaaaay too many people in convertibles with the top up. Come on it's spring, mess your hair up!
Oh and by the way the Z3 Coupes were ridculously awesome... sorry bumpy
Saw not one but TWO HHRs. I rarely see those.
Drove by a brand new Civic LX. Those wheel covers are still the bolt-on type, so I guess losing them is hard.
2001 BMW 330ci/E46, 2008 BMW 335i conv/E93
While I do have an affinity for goofy-looking cars, even the owners of the Z3 coupe named their annual gathering, "DorkFest".
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Also saw a new Fit this morning.
That probably made the difference in qualifying for the loan....lol.
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Makes no sense to me. Why subject a car like that to a crawling traffic mess?
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