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25 years or older, although if you must I guess you can use Canada’s 15 year rule. Only catch is, no Japanese makes. I feel like everyone knows most of the cool jdm cars by now. Bonus points for vehicles that are performance oriented. Go!
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Lada Niva
Also...
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Renault Clio v6 for the canadiens for sure. As new a mini as you can get for the rest of us. Saab 99 turbos would be cool. I wouldn’t refuse a lada Niva either
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I want one exactly like that. Also, no clue what I was listening to. Where was the drop..?
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Escort RS Cosworth is now 25.
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Renault Alpine GTA
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You could import a TVR Griffith if so inclined.
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e30 M3 Sport Evolution, released in 1990, only 600 made. They bumped the engine from 2.3 to 2.5L which bumped power from 192 to 235, better aero, lighter weight and bigger wheel arches. If you have a little fun with aftermarket parts you can push a streetable 300 n/a hp.
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The answer is always Lancia Delta Integrale Evo. Still one year away from the Evo II
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This is a good answer
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Not counting a few Japanese cars, this is at the top of my import list. Probably because I haven’t looked into pricing but hey...
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Any old German wagon. A nice manual RWD BMW/Benz wagon would be a great beater. Or an Audi avant for a winter beater.
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Alpina B12 e38 prefacelift cause reasons
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That much gain out of an n/a engine? I did a full exhaust from the headers back, custom intake, advanced the timing and switched to 93 octane and only got 11 extra ponies... Guess I need to switch platforms!
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I’ll take a 190E 2.5-16.
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This makes me think of a Subaru svx
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Aren’t these insanely expensive? Or am I thinking of a different older Mercedes with a wing
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From what I’ve seen from Bring a Trailer and other various sales over the years the non-evo integrales can go anywhere from 20k or so with pricing going up to above 50k for later cars. The Integrale 8v is probably one’s best bet for getting an attainable dream car.
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I assume that cams/valves were a part of that build too.
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It’s been available a couple years, but a Lotus Carlton would be awesome.
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No, that’s the one. They’re eye-wateringly expensive.
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south african beetle.......
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I’m genuinely curious, in what ways is this different from any other beetle of the same time period?
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peugeot 504.......
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tail lights are slightly different, and they kept the torsion bar front end FOREVER, and they had some kooky paint/trim/wheels. they basically kept the late 60s styling. but most importantly, its being able to say its from there........
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S14's are basically race engines crammed into a street car, they can output some insane numbers. Having said that, it isn’t cheap to get there, but in race versions they were pushing 400+ hp out of the 2.5L. VAC motorsports actually even has a 2.7L stroker crank for people that want to get a little stupid crazy.
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TVR Griffith.
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I just have to keep going back to my old standbys :P
FIAT 126p!
Citroen 2CV! I would especially love one of these little Truckette variants :P
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Awesome, but needs more Alpine A110 :P
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If memory serves, it was the national anthem of the USSR.
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Valiant Chargers are old.
So are Chrysler by Chryslers .
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Was just added to Forza Horizon 3 as DLC and officially becomes legal here in the US this year, the 1992 Ford Falcon GT 25th Anniversary [EB].
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Came here to say this.
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1992 Volkswagen Parati GTI. Basically a brazilian mk2 VW GTI in wagon form:
Fiat Marea Turbo SW:
Fiat Uno Turbo:
Lancia Thema 8.32
Opel Calibra:
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First gen HSV Maloo. Not sure why you would, but you could.
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Alpine A110 or any rally homologation special.
mmmmm Stratos........ <3
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1983 W124 300TE 4Matic with a Manual. 3.2 straight six..AWD....manual, and most importantly, before the bean counters were promoted into management.
E63 AMG won’t be as reliable as this wagon.
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Honestly if I had the money right now, I’d call them and buy it immediately fly over to the Netherlands and drive around Europe for a while till I needed to come home and then ship it back.
Technical specifications
Model: S8AT
Body Combination: aluminium/Fiberglass
Engine: Ford 2.0l OHC
Power: 170 BHP
Transmission: T9 5-speed manual
Differential: Standard
Brakes: Standard Sport
Suspension: Koni shock absorbers
Exterior
Roll bar: Gloss Black
Rims: Silver
Roof, doors and tonneau: Black with white stitching
Headlights: In body colour
Mirrors: F1, in body colour
Interior
Seats: Black with red stitching
Upholstery: Black
Seatbelts: 3-point harnesses
Pedals: Standard
Dashboard: Black leather
Steering wheel: Black leather Momo steering wheel
Brake balance: No
Details
Built in: 1991
Mileage: 130.149 km
Country of registration: The Netherlands
Location: Donkervoort Automobielen B.V., The Netherlands
Price incl. VAT: € 28.900,-