HAL9000
Lifer
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Btw Hal9000 or another words, neckbeard, that Jag that I am getting is a 1972 Jaguar XJ6 4.2liter Series I.
As I suspected, you posted it in the wrong thread.
Btw Hal9000 or another words, neckbeard, that Jag that I am getting is a 1972 Jaguar XJ6 4.2liter Series I.
Still looks hot. The gently curved porsches do maintain appearance for a while probably because porsche seems to change the look so gradually.![]()
Porsche 993. I was going to say the 944, but it just passed 20 years.
Beautiful car, don't hate!![]()
Doesn't matter what year it is. People see you driving that thing and they know something is wrong with you.
I don't really want to turn this into yet another Europe vs USA thread, but I honestly don't think there's been any good looking American cars made in the last 20 years. The only one I can think of is the Ford GT40 and that was a remake of an earlier car.
Lincoln Mark VIIII've been trying to figure out an American car that i think has lasting style...but off hand I can't think of one. I LOVE the CTS-V wagon...but I'm not sure the style wills till look good in 20 years.
Lincoln Mark VIII
Dodge Viper GTS
I love the CTS as well. But I disagree that it won't age well.
edit: Removed Grand National. Saw it went out of production in the 80's and the following Regals sucked ass.
Lincoln Mark VIII
Dodge Viper GTS
I love the CTS as well. But I disagree that it won't age well.
edit: Removed Grand National. Saw it went out of production in the 80's and the following Regals sucked ass.
Funny thing is its only true with the M3. A plain 3 series just doesn't look appealing even though its the same sheet metal.
Other than the Alfa 8c and the M3 I can't see any timeless or attractive cars in this thread.
My answer would be:
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