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I went to North Adams Motorama 3 days ago, and I came across this which was pretty new to me.
It's a SnoCoupe but IDK much more about it.
It's a SnoCoupe but IDK much more about it.
Yup, I learned about this car's existence in high school when I saw what I thought was a WR Blue Forester STI. It had a STI bodykit and everything.
Yep, America never got any generation of the Forester STI sadly.Yup, I learned about this car's existence in high school when I saw what I thought was a WR Blue Forester STI. It had a STI bodykit and everything.
Though, it was most likely a replica as I don't think we ever got it. Mainly because America doesn't like fun.
Red one is a third generation 323 wagon, then a TA22, TE26 Corolla - third pic is a KP Starlet (white), I forget what the red car is.
This has been bothering me since I saw it at the Woodward cruise. What BMW is this?
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It’s a BMW X2, not X1.I believe it's the BMX X1...
Red car is a Toyota Corolla (E52) liftback. A friend of mine owned one back in the '80s. They were popular.Red one is a third generation 323 wagon, then a TA22, TE26 Corolla - third pic is a KP Starlet (white), I forget what the red car is.
To put them in correct order, from left to right, they are:Both the original answer and the response are a little confusing because I see no fewer than two "red ones".
Assuming there are just two, as I suspect, the red one that doesn't have "TOYOTA" across the top of the windshield is a late '70s 323 hatchback rather than wagon. I actually kinda like those things.
Mazda 323 Wagon (red)
'70s 323 hatchback
Toyota Corolla (E120) (North America)unidentified car (black)
You have bested me, good sir, and I admit my defeat humbly. Also I'll update my post.
Heh...no biggie. Actually until I found an actual wagon from that generation, I was crossing my fingers Mazda themselves didn't refer to the two-door hatch as a wagon. My one bit of saving grace was an old neighbor who had both a [decent] hatch and a [beater] sedan, the latter of which was noticeably longer.You have bested me, good sir, and I admit my defeat humbly. Also I'll update my post.
Volkswagen's Stone Blue looks fantastic, even though it's only offered on the Tiguan.
Thanks to this post, I never knew there was a LWB Tiguan. I was looking at that image and thinking what's going on with the angle of that image because the Tiguan doesn't usually look like that!
I think that’s going to be the standard fare from now on. In the US, Volkswagen will primarily offer US-market specific vehicles which will not be offered in Europe. The NMS Passat, Jetta, and Tiguan are all unavailable in Europe.North America got only the LWB version as....I guess we're "bigger."
I think that’s going to be the standard fare from now on. In the US, Volkswagen will primarily offer US-market specific vehicles which will not be offered in Europe. The NMS Passat, Jetta, and Tiguan are all unavailable in Europe.
ArguableHyundai came a long way.