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Okay see, that's just a trishaw dude who won the lotto and upgraded to four wheels. No biggie.

Pick one!

hint: The company first started off providing a means for amateur racers to participate in events.

Happy Birthday!!

All the better to bash asshats' faces to a pulp with, silly!

Danke!! I really hope so too!! And here's some more !!!!!!!!!!!!

nooooooooo... different country even. But they do have a famous doctor.

My Turn!!

I've seen the American variants on the road, never for the life of me would've figured out they were brethren. They were some of the most uninspiring cars around, I mean they made the Gremlin and Pacer look like works of art.

I've got 1) 3x light - wind up led light, a 12v fluorescent work light with a 6 foot cord, and a small mini maglite type thingy. 2) Jumper cables 3) Spare fuses, bulbs (one each, + 2 halogens in case HIDs fail) 4) Comprehensive toolkit (electrician and mechanic), gloves, bungee cords, twine, rags 5) Water, tic tacs, disprin, digene Also replaced the stock jack with a bottle type one.

Renault 9?

The location indicates the car's origins or where it was photographed?

I guess we've waited long enough. It's a Triumph TC, either 2000 or 2500. And it was easy for me because I'm a huge MG and Triumph fanboy <3

Yup, that's right!

More Japanese oddities! Circa mid to late 90s. In fact, one was offered for sale here on AL quite recently.

Toyota Vista Ardeo. Nice car, I've seen maybe three examples here in SL.

Too easy, so I'll pass this round, and let someone else give it a try only answer if no one else gets it right.

Does this mean they carry out MTM tuning enhancements locally? or...? Here's the page where I found it at.

psh. A diesel Brera would be the ultimate urban prowler, simply because it looks so fine, especially the rear quarter view

If you're looking on ebay, please don't go for the blue tinted crap. There are some genuine sellers who're dealing with Sylvania bulbs, which is the name under which Osram operates in North America, so you might have a look at them as well.

lolzzzz, Fitaaria, ignorance is my cannon fodder. It's certainly a nice looking car though, certainly more street smart than the Belta/Yaris and Tiida (which I'm assuming are in the same class), especially those equipped with the subtle body accents and HID.

They're 1:10. Axial has recently jumped on the RTR scaler bandwagon with the SCX10 RTR, plus they have a second SCX10 based kit which was just released, and pictured below with its real life counterpart (you decide which is which ). I've got my eye on it because it comes without any electronics and hence much less hassle on the customs front. I've already got their very first AX10 RTR crawler which they released early last year, but I'm yearning for a scale looking "jeep" now

@Supra, will you be posting a conundrum for us to wrack our pea brains over?

What an abomination. This is up to par with that Shelby 500 wannabe. I really really want to meet the person who purchases this vehicle. How about its madz? Spotlight corner for owners of "unique" vehicles and details for their inspiration and what drugs they were on at the time of being inspired.

It's no more than a marketing gimmick. Women are assumed to be the fairer sex, so it is assumed they treat their cars well. The same goes for Director/Doctor/Chairman (apparently the price and quality of the used vehicle is directly proportional to the sellers' salary). It's all very ambiguous and should be taken with a pinch of salt, or better yet, ignored altogether.