A-Z Cars

[Fantozzi 4,068]

Ford Hi-Boy

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

Iso Rivolta

[philforhockey51 4,220]

JEEP Cherokee Trailhawk

[AsimPika3172 1,155]

Perodua Kancil

[raynev1 1,886]

Mercury Lynx Ln7 

[nos.17 5,251]

Mercedes Metris

[Fantozzi 4,068]

(NSU) Thurner RS (The Thurner RS was only based on a NSU 1200C but wasn't manufactured by NSU. So it wasn't a NSU. So maybe it was wrong to post it for the letter N. Uh ... grief).

 

[VeeTHis 71]

Fiat Uno

 

[Fantozzi 4,068]

OFF TOPIC

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Someone who uses arabic ciphers, latin letters and a phoenician alphabet - so he has nothing on his own - shouldn't complain ... but to me and maybe some other people it might seem ... there is a gap of 6 (in words: six) letters between N and U. And so I'm curious to know what language/culture this might be that has no need for such erotic letters like O(rgasm), P(rudence), Q(uiche), R(ebuke), S(eduction), T(imbre). How may these words be formed in this language? Especially this starting with 'O'? How would the name be for that thing if there was no 'O'? But 'U'? Urgasm? Hm. Not shure, if I want to have Urgasms instead of Orgasms. Or Urdence? Or Umbre? Maybe this is a Donald Trump thing: "We use a Phoenicians alphabet? A foreing one? We can have our own! We don't need all those phoenicians letters taking the place of the american letters."  (And I would be curious to know what he means with 'american letters'? Those old american ones? The ones americans used, before the Phoenicians came?

Don't know nothing about those things. All I can say: I would miss some really sexy words without those letters. And that's all I can say about this.

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[Thin White Duke 4,072]

Mercedes Vito

[raynev1 1,886]

@Thin White Duke ^ looks like Mercedes Metro Nos.17 posted above . 

Subaru WRX 

[Fantozzi 4,068]

Plymouth XNR Concept, 1960

[VeeTHis 71]

Yamaha OX99-11

[raynev1 1,886]

Mercury Zephyr 

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

AUDI 100

[Fantozzi 4,068]

This Bugatti Type 22 "Brescia" was recovered from the bottom of a lake in svizzerland and sold - as it is - for $350000 to the Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, California:

Full story here.

[nos.17 5,251]

Volvo C303

[raynev1 1,886]

Nissan 240 SX 

[Fantozzi 4,068]

Bugatti Type 55 roadster in classic bugatti blue (estimated prize $12.000.000).

(They took part in several races between 1932 and 1935 and became known for never making it across the finish line)

[airman15 4,113]

Ford F-650

It's big. It does a very good job at being so.

[Thin White Duke 4,072]

Porsche 718 Spyder

[philforhockey51 4,220]

Audi RS8

 

[Fantozzi 4,068]

Innocenti 'Mini' 90

[MushyMushy 3,618]

Alpine A310

I saw it several years ago in some anime and for some reason liked it. The headlights are kind of large but overall I like the style.

[raynev1 1,886]

1957 Chevy Bel Air

[Fantozzi 4,068]

Cadillac Cyclone XP 74, 1959

[nos.17 5,251]

Dodge Dart

[airman15 4,113]

Ford Escort (~1997)


Step 1: Buy a 'meh' car like this one, even better if it's a wagon.
Step 2: Update suspension, clutch, and tires; swap the engine and install a turbo or two.
Step 3: Ultimate sleeper?

[Fantozzi 4,068]

 

Fiat Topolino Coupe, 1938

 

 

[raynev1 1,886]

Ford Granada GL Station Wagon