Car's they should bring back

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    Originally posted by mrsleeve
    On topic PONTIAC..............FIERO no question, it was killed off before its 2ed generation as a profitable model YES A PROFITABLE MODEL, .............................TOO PROTECT THE CORVETTE. At 1/2 the planed cost of the vette in 90 the fiero would have out braked, turned, and accelerated to 120ish, and just run circles around the flagship in everything but top speed.
    Dude, the Fiero was a piece of shit from day one. Iron Duke FTL.

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  • Scallywagon
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    Originally posted by Deltron Dirty30
    Ford Rs200. One of the best cars ford ever produced. And this time around it should be sold in the U.S.


    It's like an MR2 + Impreza 2.5rs child

    pretty neat.

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  • priapism
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    A number of years ago Carroll Shelby was selling "new" Shelbys using old-stock parts. You could buy a "new" 66 (or something, If forget the year) Shelby. Of course he got busted soon after that LOL. Porsche did that too with the 959 IIRC. I'd love to see a new-old stock E30.

    Nissan did full-resto 240Zs for a while using new-old stock parts, but using used cars as a basis.

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  • Deltron Dirty30
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    Ford Rs200. One of the best cars ford ever produced. And this time around it should be sold in the U.S.

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  • Supadave
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    ^^^ that Bronco is nice and that Scirocco is one good looking vw

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  • Scallywagon
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    Originally posted by Supadave
    Here is a list of cars I think manufacturers should bring back. What do you guys think, any cars you would like to see make a come back?

    BMW 850csi
    Toyota Supra
    Acura NSX
    VW Phaeton
    I agree with all of those, I don't really care about the NSX it is almost a period only car for the 90's and I wouldn't mind if it stayed that way.

    8-series self explanitorily awesome, do it again

    I too thought the big engined Phaeton was a sick concept that wasn't quite executed properly. I thought it must have been replaced with the CC. Something about that name, and a VW VIP sedan build just touches me, lol.

    Supra has been due for a while

    Originally posted by Massive Lee
    Hmmm... Most of the cars named in the first post were marketing failures. I wonder if they need to be reintroduced. But, what if a modern e30 was offered? It was a medium size car in its days, now it would be considered a compact. Don't add weight or electronics. Just replace the old M20 by an M50 or N54. Make the car a bit wider (e30 M3 style), and you'd have a winner.
    I think the time is right for the japs to reintroduce their sport kings. Toyota pussed out over the design Troy had for it to come in 2011, after the huge economy crash and needing to ask Japan for a loan. Doesn't mean it's off the table completely though.



    Originally posted by Supadave
    1 series?
    This is how I felt about what Lee was saying, the 1er to me is BMW acknowledging the 3-series is larger now, and wanting to still make the sporty e30-esque coupes. But if they were to make an openly reintroduced E30 series I think it would sell uncontrollably, and I'd be a fanboi.

    Originally posted by Vedubin01
    VW Corrado




    ^Scirocco, should absolutely come to America.

    Originally posted by Supadave
    In RWD!
    Yes, this would have made the Corrado so elite.



    My Additions are the SVT Lightning and Thunder, the new platforms I think would really benefit from the sport tuning, combine that with the new fiesta marketing, could generate a lot of sales.





    While we're on ford, make this happen...fast:



    Back to Euro, bring back the caddy



    Um, An actually compact 2 door civic hatch, the last generation was fail IMO but there needs to be more 2 door hatches on the market in america



    I've always wanted a reincarnation of the Chevy Nova



    my favorite muscle car maybe even one of these?



    I'll add more if I remember some

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  • Kershaw
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  • M-technik-3
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    Spanish are making LR defenders too....I noticed one today while eating lunch.

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  • FredK
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    Originally posted by mrsleeve
    They are allowed to sell the defenders in the Nanny states of the UK, AUS, and all over the rest of Europe and nanny state world. That is arguably more Ecco wacky than our EPA and high visibility jacket, no one must get hurt and land on fluffy puppies and rainbows, protect you from your self, runaway OSHA regs. So what gives here in the states, Lobbyist form Chrysler corp lobby to keep the D90 out to protect the Wrangler????? WTF happened to NAFTA and shit in the mid/late 90's when rover was trying to sell the D90 here??????
    I guess no one will really know the truth, but I'm sure it's out there.

    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Typo and you know it whore!
    <3

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  • Anguz
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    Originally posted by MikeK
    Pontiac Aztek
    the ugliest car in the fucking world
    garbage!!!!

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  • E-Thirty
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    Originally posted by CreamE30
    Surprised nobody has already said it, but are Alfa Romeos being sold in the US again yet?
    I love the look of the GTV6 and how it had the brakes in the middle of the car:
    I approve.

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  • Good & Tight
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    Just a few I would like.

    66 GTO




    SS Chevelle


    Hemi Cuda

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  • Supadave
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    Originally posted by FredK
    300 lbs? Is that a Barbie Power Wheels Wrangler with you driving? :p :p :p

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by AutoXinE30
    It's just about 3380lb for the V6, which is rated at 308hp. The turbo is like 3297lbs but only rated at 210hp.

    BUT.... Something to think about... The original V6 coupe was designed to compete with the Mustang... Now that the Mustang has a 5.0, it blows the V6 coupe out of the water... Rumor has it around town here that Hyundai is bringing their own 5.0 to the table. And they already have a 4.6L V8 making 375hp so "If"/when this V8 Genesis rears it's head I would fully expect it to be 400+ hp.
    OK 3300lbs and 210hp, that's pathetic, that's the same weight and over 50hp less than my Speed 3.

    I remember hearing the V8 Genesis rumors too, but will they be able to get the price where they need it to be?

    You can get a 5.0 Stang for $30k, even the base V6 Genesis is what $27-28k with the V6? No one is going to buy a $35k 2dr Genesis.

    Originally posted by CorvallisBMW
    Personally I really like the Genesis Coupe R-spec. Yes they're heavy, but much lighter than a 1-series and with a turbo 4-banger that you can easily and cheaply make big power with. Combine what with a stick and rwd... it's a great combo.

    Think about it. What do all the great sports cars have in common? RWD and a stick, and many with a turbo motor. Aside from the 135i (which is a pig) the Genesis is the only car on the market today that fits the bill. And it looks pretty fucking good for a Hyundai IMO.
    The 135i is pretty comparable on weight to the Genesis IIRC.


    Originally posted by FredK
    300 lbs? Is that a Barbie Power Wheels Wrangler with you driving? :p :p :p
    Typo and you know it whore!

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  • ainadude
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    +1000000 to the Alfa GTV^ (Cream, you beat me to it). Not only the inboard brakes but the rear transaxle setup. Just work out some of the electrical gremlins, stiffen the suspension a bit and it'd be a modern-day winner.

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