The Unicorn sighting thread.

Newer BMW 3 series diesel wagon.

dxman92 said:

Newer BMW 3 series diesel wagon.

 Not a unicorn around my house . My wife’s:

In reply to Slippery :

I had not ever seen any of those before.  I talked with the owner for a bit, such a cool car. 

Murano convertible. Almost puked. And by the looks of the temp tag they just bought it. My money says they get stopped for a field sobriety test before hitting their destination. 

In reply to barefootskater :

Now that i know the reason for the mini skylight over the rear passengers heads I hate it even more. That said, they're likely to need it. (Pop up rollbar hatch)

Ha, just saw one of those and thought of this thread

A Rhino GX and some Bentley. 

I work at a dealership and any time a Murano Cabriolet gets traded in, people go nuts for them and it sells very quickly.

Someday when I have an extra weekend house with extra cars lying around I want a Safari Murano with no roof a cage and door bars with mud tires. I figure it would be useless but at least look the part. 

So envious of that outside temp...

No pictures, but I spotted a mid '90s Mazda 929 on the way to work yesterday. It's a handsomly proprotioned car, although the chrome wheel arch covers and questionable aftermarket wheels didn't do it any favors.

A rare sight! A road going Renault powered Lotus Europa. Likely a S2 model.

Imported from Japan first generation Daihatsu Copen.

Minty old Bronco in Key West

Land Yachts Live!

Bent-Valve said:

 

Land Yachts Live!

 

 

That Caddy is amazing. Are these fwd??

Nice bay window Westy

In reply to Slippery :

That Cadillac is old enough to still be rear drive.

X1/9, Volvo and Defender

Slippery said:

Bent-Valve said:

 

Land Yachts Live!

 

 

That Caddy is amazing. Are these fwd??

That's a deVille (maybe Fleetwood?), not an Eldorado.

Had a Honda Acty in front of me on Saturday.  I would love one of those things for putting around the neighborhood.  Knowing me I'd probably try to install a hayabusa engine in it.  He had some more modern rims on it, some factory Honda rims that looked to be 15 or 16 inches.  Probably a better top speed with those.

^I know that the 1.3L Suzuki Super Carry I did driving lessons in would blow past 100kph without any trouble (at which point the instructor would point out that I was speeding), but that was the big-displacement power monster of Kei vans - technically not eligible for Kei classification because of the engine size.