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  • lancerfixerlancerfixer Member Posts: 1,284
    "When it comes to sheet metal, there's no one that bends it like the Italians."

    Clearly you've never seen my mother drive.
  • stickguystickguy Member Posts: 53,628
    71 or 72?

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  • bumpybumpy Member Posts: 4,425
    never acquired the "supercar" cachet of its counterparts.

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  • seminole_kevseminole_kev Member Posts: 1,696
    that one is the Subaru SVX......and I actually like it. For some reason that car just clicked with me. I always liked it and I'm not even a 4WD/AWD fan. Just liked that sucker for some reason. I still occasionally see one around town.

    Oh, as far as the "supercar" comment, well it was pretty heavy and not near as quick (IIRC) as say a TT Supra and the like.
  • davem2001davem2001 Member Posts: 557
    not sure of the year - early to mid 90s I think
  • seminole_kevseminole_kev Member Posts: 1,696
    off the top of my head, I want to say they made those from about 1992 to 1996.
  • davem2001davem2001 Member Posts: 557
    Yeah, from what I remember, it was a little down on power and heavier than a Supra or a 300ZX, etc.. of the same era... It was more of a "grand tourer" than a sports car.

    3.0L flat six, basically the same engine still used by Subie in the Tribeca and upscale Legends/Outbacks.
  • rshollandrsholland Member Posts: 19,788
    3.0L flat six, basically the same engine still used by Subie in the Tribeca and upscale Legends/Outbacks.

    Not true. The SVX used a 3.3 H-6, and is not in any way related to the current 3.0 H-6 Subie now uses.

    Bob
  • davem2001davem2001 Member Posts: 557
    Ok - you're more of the Subie expert than me... I always thought they were basically the same engine.
  • stickguystickguy Member Posts: 53,628
    actually saw one at a light yesterday.

    I drove one when the first came out (my neighbor worked for SOA and had it for a test). At the time, it was about the quickest thing I had driven in ages. Of course, my own cars were a Nissan PU and a Mazda 323, so maybe not a good frame of reference.

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  • rshollandrsholland Member Posts: 19,788
    There's a guy down the street from me who owns one, and a WRX too. I also saw one yesterday.

    Bob
  • andys120andys120 Member Posts: 23,675
    riding on a flatbed, looked tired. I always liked them, very Avant-garde!

    Meanwhile no one has solved my 70s MoPar. (#1123) , Andre!

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  • subearusubearu Member Posts: 3,613
    '72 Plymouth Road Runner

    -Brian
  • andys120andys120 Member Posts: 23,675
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    A '72 Plymouth Roadrunner, Brian gets in under the wire!

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  • andys120andys120 Member Posts: 23,675
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    2001 BMW 330ci/E46, 2008 BMW 335i conv/E93

  • subearusubearu Member Posts: 3,613
    whew! :P

    Only saw a few of those drag race when I worked at Great Lakes about 14 years ago.

    -Brian
  • seminole_kevseminole_kev Member Posts: 1,696
    Honda Jazz?
  • bumpybumpy Member Posts: 4,425
    Honda Fit according to the nameplate on the front, but they're basically the same car.

    Here's a smaller one yet:
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  • boomchekboomchek Member Posts: 5,516
    Hyundai Atos, 2000 model year if i am correct. Sold in Europe and Asia

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  • andys120andys120 Member Posts: 23,675
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    2001 BMW 330ci/E46, 2008 BMW 335i conv/E93

  • toomanyfumestoomanyfumes Member Posts: 1,019
    A Cadillac Seville? A '75 or '76.
    2012 Mustang Premium, 2013 Lincoln MKX Elite, 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander.
  • davem2001davem2001 Member Posts: 557
    First gen Cadillac Seville 75, 76
  • ateixeiraateixeira Member Posts: 72,587
    Snow Vehicle Xtraodinaire.

    Yeah, that was a GT, but even more so, it was a GT for the snow belt.

    C&D did a test purely in the snow and it basically won every single category they tested.

    Not too many professors in New England had $33,000 lying around back then, so it sold in low volumes.

    -juice
  • davem2001davem2001 Member Posts: 557
    Well, talk about a small niche - a sports car for snowy weather! No wonder it didn't sell too well. I always thought it was pretty cool. It seemed really futuristic.
  • navigator89navigator89 Member Posts: 1,080
    "><img src="http://paulcundy.smugmug.com/photos/14277014-L.jpg
  • seminole_kevseminole_kev Member Posts: 1,696
    Noble M12 or something like that I think?
  • andys120andys120 Member Posts: 23,675
    the C-post for a '75 Seville. I think Kev is right, that sure looks looke a Noble to me.

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  • michaellnomichaellno Member Posts: 4,120
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  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,576
    Vauxhall or Opel Calibra/Ford Scorpio/Renault Twingo
  • michaellnomichaellno Member Posts: 4,120
    you da man ... 3 for 3! I didn't think they would be too hard, but sheesh!

    The Scorpio was the last "large" Ford for the European market, IIRC. With its looks, I can see why.

    Guess I need to hunt for some more obscure models....
  • michaellnomichaellno Member Posts: 4,120
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  • ateixeiraateixeira Member Posts: 72,587
    Fiat Uno
    Fiat Palio
    Roman Aro?

    -juice
  • michaellnomichaellno Member Posts: 4,120
    Right make (Fiat), wrong model.

    And the 4x4?
  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,576
    1st car- Fiat Panda

    2nd - No idea

    3rd - Looks like a Southeast Asian G-wagen knock off
  • michaellnomichaellno Member Posts: 4,120
    1 - spot on, old man!

    2 - aha! I might have found a tough one!

    3 - close, geography wise
  • davem2001davem2001 Member Posts: 557
    Sort of funny - they're not content to just rip off the MB G-wagen, they also have to rip off Jeep for the grille, too!
  • ateixeiraateixeira Member Posts: 72,587
    That 2nd one looks just like my mom's Fiat Palio in profile, I wonder if they just use a different name in Europe for it? Is it the Cinquecento?

    -juice
  • michaellnomichaellno Member Posts: 4,120
    Well, I suspect the heritage of car #2 can be traced to Europe, but that is not where it is manufactured....
  • boomchekboomchek Member Posts: 5,516
    The SUV is a Mahindra Bolero, an SUV manufactured in India using Jeep components IIRC.

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  • boomchekboomchek Member Posts: 5,516
    has lines of a Citroen, thought it was a Saxo at first.

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  • navigator89navigator89 Member Posts: 1,080
    1163 is a Tata Indica
  • navigator89navigator89 Member Posts: 1,080
    Rented one of these in India. The car is big on the outside, and big on the inside, and seats six. It's still being built today, and is used mostly as taxis and cop cars. Sounds kind of like the Crown Victoria, huh?

    HINT - one word answer will do

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  • michaellnomichaellno Member Posts: 4,120
    Right, and right .. interesting to see the Indian automobile industry start to take off
  • fintailfintail Member Posts: 58,576
    The white car is a Hindustan (Ambassador)...IIRC based on a Morris Oxford c. 1955
  • navigator89navigator89 Member Posts: 1,080
    Nice job fintail! Yes, a 50 year old design still being made today, and it still sells well.
  • andys120andys120 Member Posts: 23,675
    , a 50 year old design still being made today, and it still sells well.

    If Hundustan didn't have a virtual monopoly how well would the Ambassador/Oxford sell? ;)

    2001 BMW 330ci/E46, 2008 BMW 335i conv/E93

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