always liked the original SLK55

 

OK, another diversion in the "gorgeous" category.
1995 Peterbilt 362 cabover, stretched.

Old school, a classic.


OK, back to cars now.

 

I mean they have a certain charm and they look great, they aren't THAT bad....(has flashbacks of ABC system repairs)

 

Classic look, I like it

 

I can see the beauty in that truck. (Come to think). I don’t recall the last time I same a truck of that style

 

Ah very nice, goes will with a W140

I was tempted to post a picture of the 2006 745Li but I think I might be shot if I do, I like how those look but I'm very much in the minority.

 

 

 

Thank you for that beautiful Miura. A few years ago, I was headed up interstate 280 north of Palo Alto. In my reave view mirror, I saw a bunch of super low somethings coming up in single formation. A set of 6 or 7 Miuras went by; the last car was a Pantera. Unbelievable. Unforgettable.
I believe the Adirondack bat company gave Willie Mays one when he hit his 600th home run.

 

For the tuner enthusiasts.. JDM 1990 Honda CRX, heavily (but tastefully) modified. The feature article below has more detailed info.

https://www.motortrend.com/features/...1990-honda-crx

 

 

Still looks nice a decade later

 

^^^^^^

The Chrysler 300 of the mid-1950s introduced the first high-performance Hemi V8....which would go on, in the 1960s, in a slightly larger displacement to become one of the classic muscle-car engines of the era.

 

Although not a classic or a contender for any of the other cars posted here, this car deserves appreciation. My 2006 Camry SE V6 (3.3L) is fun to drive, extremely comfortable, and reliable with now hitting above 170K miles. I personally think it's one of the best looking Camry's the've made



A very simple and intuitive setup, something most modern cars have lost




I drove it for 12 years, and gave it to my daughter who drives it all over the place in Southern California. Before she went off to university, I offered to replace it with a newer model Corolla or Civic, and she refused. Kids these days...