Guess That Car: Real Life Edition!

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So Holden is British?
What? That makes even less sense than calling Infiniti American.

Holden started out in Australia before even started producing cars.
 
What? That makes even less sense than calling Infiniti American.

Holden started out in Australia before even started producing cars.

He does have a point. Holden was born Australian, therefore it couldn't be British from day one. Jeff, I'd advise you to leave this "issue" to rest and continue with the topic at hand. If you can, at least.
 
What? That makes even less sense than calling Infiniti American.

Holden started out in Australia before even started producing cars.
But it's Vauxhall. Was Vauxhall.. Which is british. Like Infiniti is Nissan which is Japanese.
 
Holden started in 1856 as a saddlery manufacturer. In 1908, GM Holden Ltd. was formed.
 
Anyway, this has nothing to do with this thread. I'm pretty sure @RocZX has guessed correctly.
 
What I was trying to say was, Infiniti started in America in 1989. And the Infiniti marque was formally introduced to its homeland of Japan in 2013....
 
What I was trying to say was, Infiniti started in America in 1989. And the Infiniti marque was formally introduced to its homeland of Japan in 2013....
I know what you were trying to say, but Infiniti is still Japanese because it was started by Nissan and never belonged to any other company. End of.
 
Still no correct answers.

HINT: It's actually a taillight.
 
Ferrari 575 GTZ?
Technically a 550 GT Zagato, but close enough, I'll give you the win.
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It screamed Zagato either way. :p


Can't access a computer though, so someone else will have to go.
 
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