HarleyEarl

ok, I'll guess, is it a '69 Opel CD?......Yes Harley, you win!

Alfa Romeo.....something

.....way cool:

That has not been a good seller for Lexus.

I suppose the intent of these cars is for the rich, executives, celebrities and gov't officials. I have a feeling another group will be purchasing them as well. The criminals.

Excellent!....any modifications you have done are so subtle, like they came from factory only better. I am very impressed.

Absolutely fantastic example of the Pontiac Grand Prix.....it's beautiful!! And your composition of the photo is very good.

Just an aside: for those who keep their nice GM cars stock and want to keep whitewalls(and I'm glad you do).....if you want the white, whiter than white and the black of the tire blacker than black...use SOS brand steel wool pads each time you wash you car. You will be amazed how they will look constantly brand new.....it's amazing the effect clean tires have on the looks of a car. Of course the pads work well on blackwalls and raised white letter tires as well, if you want real low lustre black, as factory tires are....they are so effective. GM1 you keep you tires so nice...they look fresh.

GM1, you already know my thoughts on your car, but I'll say it again...I love it.....so classy, elegant, pure Oldsmobile.

Unfortunately the Magnum is a of market of one. It is inately cool. I wish GM had one. The only other cool wagon is this:

Wagons are cool...it's all about attitude and the shoes you put on them.

I love wagons and can't wait for the day when GM is back in the wagon business.

I would like to see the Cadillac SRX as a hybrid.

...notice that embellishment/spear along the lower side of car....that is a very odd thing for Honda...they don't usually do that sort of thing.

A very good view of the rear. Looks like those Audi tailights are an emerging trend. So far: Audi, Saab and now Honda.

Sixty8 that brings up an excellent point. To keep those performance cars that we all love so well, affordable and available, you need those pedestrian entry level versions to pay the bills. I sometimes forget that.

That Vette looks very good with those aftermarket wheels...way cool.

...and for many of the public that turn up their noses at vehicles like this....aren't they the first people asking for assistance from the owner of a truck or van, when they need something hauled. Or at the very least renting one. There is something comforting about a vehicle that you can sleep in and can pull the trailer with your hot 2 seater on it.

Maybe it's time for the boogie van to make a come back. I had a panel Chevy van once and had it in black and just shiny chrome big wheels...it look very good and could haul a couch. I mean people used to have covered wagons for moving stuff.....this is just an extension of it. They are infinitely practical...and can be cool too.

Damn good question. What is the point of Pontiac? GM may be asking that as we speak.

LMAO...those are outrageous!....especially that Pontiac front grated van conversion one...hilarious what people do. And the interiors!...omg.

It makes you wonder if this is a trend, first the Olds F-88 breaking records at $3,000,000.00 and now this at just over $4 million. Where is the madness going to end? A Tatra at 6 mil?

That nose on the Tribeca can be polarizing, but it is doing ok. I happen to like this vehicle. In person it is a very refreshing design on the street.

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