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I like it, but I'm used to seeing a lot of "art cars" in the SF bay area.
If you like "art" cars, check this one out. VW, in the mid-1990s actually did a number of these at the factory (yes, it was a limited-production factory paint job called "Harlequin").
I saw one, brand-new, sitting in the showroom at a VW dealer across street from where I worked back then. I thought it was a joke, until I looked at the authentic factory sticker. I took some shots of it with my old 35mm camera and sent them to Car and Driver magazine.
There are a lot of old, beat-up, worn-out cars like this still running around in Cuba and some other Caribbean countries, although the camber of these wheels is so far off that it may not be drivable.
If you like "art" cars, check this one out. VW, in the mid-1990s actually did a number of these at the factory (yes, it was a limited-production factory paint job called "Harlequin").
I saw one, brand-new, sitting in the showroom at a VW dealer across street from where I worked back then. I thought it was a joke, until I looked at the authentic factory sticker. I took some shots of it with my old 35mm camera and sent them to Car and Driver magazine.
NO way! There is a guy around here that has one. I thought for sure that he did that himself. Fun fact.
