Imports

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Dig those super handsome Dunlop alloys.
 
It's a real shame we don't get Renault, Citroën, or Peugeot in the US.

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I had completely forgotten about the second-generation Passat coupe. I like it.
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1967 Opel Diplomat Coupe V8. Built by Karmann, only 347 were made from 1965 to 1967. This is number 347, the last one. It belongs to former Opel CEO Karl-Thomas Neumann. It packs a Chevy 327 V8, two-speed Autoglide, and was seven times the cost of a new VW Beetle.
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