GTP Cool Wall: 2012+ Youabian Puma

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2012+ Youabian Puma


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(I'm astonished nobody went there.)
 
I just went looking through the hell section... I just realised... this is a converted Ford Puma or something. Look at the hatch. It is identical to a Ford version.
 
I just went looking through the hell section... I just realised... this is a converted Ford Puma or something. Look at the hatch. It is identical to a Ford version.

I think it's a Volvo C70, at least that's what the interior, hard top, and headlights are.
 
This looks like an attempt to convert an SUV into a 2-door convertible with it resulting in a car that looks tacky.

Has a nice looking interior though.
 
It is identical to a Ford version.
Except for everything between the front and rear license plates. Don't let the name fool you.

Doesn't look like a Ford Puma.

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Nor a Volkswagen Puma.

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Hell, the only Puma I think it looks even remotely like is this one:

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I think it's a Volvo C70, at least that's what the interior, hard top, and headlights are.
Mhm.

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Has a nice looking interior though.
I think it's a Volvo C70, at least that's what the interior*, hard top, and headlights are.
*The only reason it looks good.
 
The lighting arrangement look like my late grandma's gopher, and I am not even kidding. It had the lights offset like the car had them added on as additional cost options.
EDIT: The car is longer than an (stretched) S-Class and wider than an Audi Q7. I don't think it is based on a Volvo
 
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It is based on the C70.
 
It is based on the C70.
The Puma has over 1,000 mm longer wheelbase than the C70, and on the contrary to the Volvo it's rear wheel drive. Either they did a lot of modifications to the C70 chassis or the only thing based on the C70 in it are the the dashboard and the roof.
 
I have no doubt whatsoever that its body sits on a truck chassis, and probably a GM fullsize due to the engine choice.
 
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