If you could bring a car back from Europe, what would it be (realistically)?
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My vote goes to "something you can get parts for and/or worked on if you bring it back." There are some cool cars suggested here, though most of them are short-sighted. -
scirocco
alpina bi10 biturbo (monster)
nsx type-r, ep3 civic type-r, dc5 type-r
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newer scirocco GTi (they are beautiful)
Ford escort Mk.II (awesome little RWD cars)
E46ti (freak out all the E46 guys lol)
e36 touring(same reason as ti)
or my favorite Alfa Romeo 159 V6, or the hatch twin of it the Brera (it's a beautiful mean looking car)Leave a comment:
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Uhhhhh where are the real answers here
Renault R5
Peugeot 205 GTI
Lancia Delta Integrale
Come on man, grab an 80s rally car.Leave a comment:
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Already brought back an 88 325i Touring, love that damn car
Next, Defender 110Leave a comment:
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An E34 M5 Estate.
Think of it. An already spacious M5 made even more spacious for fast and fun road trips.Leave a comment:
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If you could bring a car back from Europe, what would it be (realistically)?
So, I plan on taking a trip to Europe again next year and I really want to purchase a car there to enjoy on the trip and then ship back here. The best option for this is a european delivery, but this blows the whole budget out of the water and also, there really isnt any new cars I like. I priced out a 328D wagon, but after it was all said and done, the car cost over 50 grand. PASS
Ive been looking at a few different options, but Im hoping to get some input from you guys about an option I maybe havent considered.
Please think realistically, because I really want to do this. Ive looked at some Alpina's and those might the winner, Ive really been lusting after a ~2010 or 2011 D3 but even that is on the high end IF it could even be brought over.
Ive looked at the NHTSA website so there are options that dont need to be 1991 or older.Tags: None

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