914Driver wrote:
what?
Here's a Ram diesel pickup that's probable not coming to the US
Looks like the badge says FIAT!
RexSeven wrote:
This doesn't make any sense to me. So if a girl drives a NSX, she is easy? Or is that the type of girl I'm looking for if I drive a NSX? And why is a Zonda in the medium bracket while a '57 Chevy and a 240Z in the Hard bracket? If this is a quiz for the girlfriend to identify the cars, there sure is some obscure cars on here in some weird spots.
Odd Car on google returned this:
This gives me impure thoughts ......
RossD wrote:RexSeven wrote:This doesn't make any sense to me. So if a girl drives a NSX, she is easy? Or is that the type of girl I'm looking for if I drive a NSX? And why is a Zonda in the medium bracket while a '57 Chevy and a 240Z in the Hard bracket? If this is a quiz for the girlfriend to identify the cars, there sure is some obscure cars on here in some weird spots. Odd Car on google returned this:
Agreed, but I think it's an identification quiz, still makes no sense as I bet 99% of the population will be able to identify a 911, a Corvette and a modern Mustang far more readily than a classic Camaro, NSX, Evo.
I've no idea what the ugly green thing is at the bottom of the second column either.
Suitable hot link
Michigan says "Hi" to the south.
Adrian_Thompson wrote: P.S. Free universal health care rules too.
Oh, never mind.
Appleseed wrote:
In reply to Adrian_Thompson:
I think the green car at the bottom of the second row is an R30 skyline. 
HappyAndy wrote: In reply to Adrian_Thompson: I think the green car at the bottom of the second row is an R30 skyline.
Nope
JDM S13 Silvia Coupe in sweet 1989 Two tone.
Whoever put this together is obviously a Nissan fan. I THINK the blue 2 door in column 1 is an S15, two S13s and a skyline in column two, and a 240z (I think it is actually a fairlady) and an original Skyline is column 3.
I fixed it! 
Blue in column one might be a BMW 335. Bottom of column two looks more like the US 240 than the silvia based on the front end profile. And the "57 Chevy" in column three is actually a 56 ford....
RossD wrote:RexSeven wrote:This doesn't make any sense to me. So if a girl drives a NSX, she is easy? Or is that the type of girl I'm looking for if I drive a NSX? And why is a Zonda in the medium bracket while a '57 Chevy and a 240Z in the Hard bracket?
I didn't assume "easy" to refer to the girl's morals. I assumed it to mean that these cars are easy, so the harder they are to ID, the more the girl's a keeper.
Also, for shame on the 56 Ford. Clearly, you're not GF 4ever material.
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