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So here's one for Mark! :-D I was very pleased to see an 800 series in five door form. The sedans are getting less and less common but these five door hatches are so hard to spot.
This one looked really nice in the outside, very well cared for apparently. Didn't seem to have leather and not sure about the tranny but nice nonetheless.
1990 plates from Bilbao (Vizcaya) but seen in Castro Urdiales (Cantabria) where I think it lives.
One of six views of my new baby, for Ira. Duane keeps bragging on my car & Ira's gotten curious to see her. Here she is, my 2012 Prius V (that's letter V) hybrid wagon! I got her a week ago, today! I had been driving a Toyota Matrix AWD hatchback for the past 6 years. Once I retired, I started toying with the idea of getting a new car for my new stage of life. I was conflicted, though. I was considering a small, fuel-efficient car, a car with the size & versatility of my Matrix, or, perhaps, something a bit larger & more comfortable, for travelling. When I realized that Toyota had brought out a new model Prius in 2012, I wondered if it might meet all of my wishes in one car. So far, I'm tickled pink! Although my Prius is only a foot longer than the Matrix & 6 inches higher (width is the same), it has approximately 3 times as much storage space in the hatch, as well as having reclining back seats on a track. The front seats adjust in a variety of ways, for all body sizes & shapes. Even in the break-in period, I'm getting 43.8 mpg (over the 28-32 in my Matrix). The car accelerates well, brakes & corners well. In short, I expect to be a happy Prius owner. Did I mention the built-in GPS? Big, clear screen & talks to me. Seems to give clear, correct directions. Yay! The color is called "Clear Sky Metallic." It's an unassuming light blue, bordering on silver; nice! Check here for more information on the Prius:
www.toyota.com/priusv/?srchid=google|Hybrid_Prius_v|prius_v
This shot shows a side view of my new Prius, with Duane's Toyota truck in the background.
The Prius was discontinued in 2017 in favor of the RAV4. It was a mistake in my opinion. The two are not comparable!
Why is a common Volkswagen Polo from the 1980s rare?
Because this picture was taken in the United States. The Volkswagen Polo has never been offered for sale in the United States.
This Polo was photographed in Caldwell, New Jersey, and it was brought over through the gray market. From Britain or Ireland, apparently - look closely and you will see that this car is right-hand-drive.
This is a second-generation three-door Polo hatchback sedan, often called the "bread van" because that's pretty much what it looks like. Standard Polos received either a one-liter or a 1.2-liter inline four-cylinder engine, although the GT and G40 coupes got more firepower.
Bringing over a forty-odd-year-old Polo - with right-hand-drive, no less - to America is pretty gutsy, but whoever did this deserves a medal. I hope the owner enjoys this unique car.
Anyone in America can go abroad and buy a car unavailable in the States and bring it back home, but the law says the car has to be at least 25 years old.
1,2 Liter
4 in-line
110 pk
Exposition : Citroën 100 Years
27/06/2019 - 03/09/2019
Autoworld
Brussels - Belgium
August 2019
Not an uncommon sight in old Saabs. The foam backing on the material disintegrates over time and the fabric sags. Frustrated owners often tear out the material or pin it up with thumbtacks. You can see the sagging material on the sunroof panel.
Removal and replacement of a headliner in a Saab 900 Turbo Hatchback
Base-model Toyota Corolla with aftermarket alloy wheels and a severe case of paint peel (known issue) and a smashed taillight.
It also has what looks like - out of shot here - a very rusty roof.
All this for a car which is just 11 years old...
Year: 2012
Series: ZRE152R
Engine: 1.8L 4 Cylinder Aspirated
Transmission: 6 Speed Manual
Fuel: Unleaded Petrol
Drive: Front Wheel Drive
Colour: Glacier White
Plate Number: S125-APE (SA)
Date Registered: 28/06/2012 (not confirmed)
Green Honda Civic hatchback in residential driveway in Portland, Maine. (Photo by Whitney J. Fox Photography)
Holy crap, who knows how long this has been sitting there for, for the tree to out-grow it. How sad, really a terrible waste.
Mondial de l'Automobile Paris 2012
Mondial de l'Automobile Paris 2014: launch of the new Volkswagen Passat, still no sign of the new Mondeo on the market...
Scaled from the 2004 Renault Clio, this Technic model has standard PF components, as well as working front lights and steering wheel.
Specifications
- 1x L motor at 1:1.67
- 1x Servo
- functional doors & hood
- functional boot (battery access)
- working steering wheel
- working front lights
- 36Lx15Wx13H (chassis, in studs)
- 808g