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LuS1fer said:
I did at the time.
It was a homage to their S110R coupe of the 70s - a curious rear-engined car which had some success in rallying.
'Some success' could be considered an understatement, as the following Group B Estelle was one of the most successful rally cars of all time.It was a homage to their S110R coupe of the 70s - a curious rear-engined car which had some success in rallying.
Trabi601 said:
LuS1fer said:
I did at the time.
It was a homage to their S110R coupe of the 70s - a curious rear-engined car which had some success in rallying.
'Some success' could be considered an understatement, as the following Group B Estelle was one of the most successful rally cars of all time.It was a homage to their S110R coupe of the 70s - a curious rear-engined car which had some success in rallying.
Fast Bug said:
Isn't that Skoda R200 just a rendering in an Autocar fashion?
Real car on a track https://youtu.be/sxGrNZ0sbH8ajprice said:
Fast Bug said:
Isn't that Skoda R200 just a rendering in an Autocar fashion?
Real car on a track https://youtu.be/sxGrNZ0sbH8The images still look like an Autocar rensering to me that early in the morning though
Spumfry said:
Swift 4x4 - I didn't know they existed but apparently 1500 other people do. Was there an AWD Mk2 Swift hatch, or were they all badged as Subaru Justys?
ajprice said:
Real car on a track https://youtu.be/sxGrNZ0sbH8
Looking at the video and with a call back to my earlier comment I'd definitely say that that is an R8 with a different front and rear.until seeing a post on facebook I never knew AMG worked with mitsubishi on the galant.It just looks so badass.
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