Absolutely love those fastback mustangs…..those wheels though, woof
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Absolutely love those fastback mustangs…..those wheels though, woof
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50 years later, the amount of improvement to even basic things like braking is mind-blowing. It's like no one understood physics before 2000.
Great car, but whoever approved those wheels for production….woof
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Behold, the only grille, er, Land Cruiser that will be sold in the US starting next year.
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Originally Posted by CascadeLuke
Ugh.
Lexus saw what BMW has been up to lately and was like, here, hold my beer.
Exactly what I was thinking. This trend has GOT to stop. I don't know a single person who actually likes what the industry's doing here.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Lexus designer: "Hey, boss. How big do you want me to make the grill?"
Lexus exec: "Yes."
I think it's a noticeable improvement over the outgoing model but that's just me.
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Spotted today in its natural environment, death row, towed in hood up!
My neighbor has one. I always thought it would be cool to have that car or a MGB GT. After watching how much time he puts in to barely getting his to run, I am cured.
I learned to drive a clutch on one of those green TR6.
So disappointing when Triumph came out with the TR7
So true. English cars of the '70s were notoriously finicky. My family had an MG Midget, a Jensen Healy, a TVR Tuscan and an Austin Healey 3000. All had their own set of issues...although, my brother still has the Austin.Quote:
Originally Posted by liv2ski
Yup, that was the end of a storied brand.
Speaking of Jensen's, if I had been 10 years older and loaded I would of had an Interceptor for sure.
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I can't find the clip, but when Clarkson, Hammond and May all bought 70s British roadsters and explored their "charms", that was enough to scare me off from what are otherwise great looking and fun to drive cars from a bygone era.
L2S, that Interceptor is cool, no doubt, but I'll take anything looker's right over it in less than a heartbeat. :D
I have to say that tr6 is a nice drive , linear power , handles well, sweet exhaust note - it’s a hoot to wring those gears out. Pretty clean too , great lines and stance. I’ll take some better pics once the seance is over.
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Originally Posted by liv2ski
Yeah, my next British car is gonna be a B GT but only because I can't afford to do an Interceptor properly. I've been wanting one of those MGs since I was 6, it's time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Yes, but....Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
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This was yesterday walking distance from my house:
Ken Block won.
My uncle had a light blue metallic one.Quote:
Originally Posted by liv2ski
Such a cool car.
I found some more British iron in its usual state while visiting friends of friends.
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On the other hand this TR6 is ready to go and just gathering dust (and cat hair) in my garage.
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I'm really happy with it as an extra vehicle. Easy to work on. Enough power to handle a modern freeway. Eye turning looks. Fun to drive if the weather is nice.
Is that carpet in the garage?Quote:
Originally Posted by SailCat
Nice looking TR6.
Cool piece of marketing.
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Indeed! Wife and I actually just watched this ad together the other day. Got us both excited about what Honda Motor Co. is up to these days with this ad coming on the heels of the Civic hatch being released with a proper manual too! Been many, many years since I've had a Honda, but now they're back in my good graces with these announcements. Haha. They always have made among the best manual transmissions IMO. We are seriously considering the new Civic for our next car for this reason alone. #SAVETHEMANUALSQuote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati