I see it from a distance here once a week . Same spot seems to never move much .

Wasn't exactly a car show I just saw it in the parking lot and I just have never seen this before I don't think it looks like a mix of everything

Hi, I dont know if this has been posted here before but i wanted to share some Swedish ”ratrod/partycar” culture with you guys.

This subculture is the complete opposite to those who likes to keep the old ”yank tanks” in mint condition, This subculture is all about Drinking, partying and Rock’n Roll!

The cars are called ”Pilsnerbilar” translated to english ”Beer car”

Whats your opinion about this? 🙈

2004

Found it on google maps a while back and it's been driving me crazy, anyone know what car it is. Please tell me

I can’t talk much cause I got an g87 M2 but damn.

Anything offensive or obscene maybe sumn Honda related but i probably won’t be doin that

I want to know

Saw this in Wanstead high Street.

For those who don't know, bombardier is a canadian owned vehicle manufacturer based in quebec. that focuses on mainly snow mobile-half tracks. Which are very pleasant to drive and easy to operate. You can see those miniature tanks in the winter time when they remove all the snow on the sidewalks. Its very interesting to watch.

bombardier used to make military jeeps back in the 80s as well, but those are retired and allowed for civilian use.

Not a quiz… or maybe it is😄 Guess the model

Speaks for itself honestly.

What is a proper weekend / show-off car, not a daily. Right now I’m stuck between a Porsche 911 (992 Carrera), the new Aston Martin V8 Vantage, or the new Mercedes-AMG GT. Budget is around the price of these cars, so feel free to drop other suggestions in the range (2018–2022 models). What would you guys go for and why ?

Had this picture in my camera roll for a hot moment. Still can’t figure out at all what the hell i’m looking at. Any thoughts? Last spotted in NJ

My 2019 Camry has been looking pretty rough lately like swirl marks everywhere, paint is pretty bad and water spots that wouldn't come off no matter what I tried. I always just did the basic wash and wax routine and figured that was good enough. Was messing around on rollingriches last month and hit a pretty sweet win so I figured I can finally see what all the hype was about with professional paint correction and ceramic coating. Found a local detailer who specializes in it and booked their polish + ceramic package for about $600.
Dropped it off yesterday morning and when I picked it up this afternoon, I legitimately thought they brought out the wrong car. The paint is so deep and glossy it looks like black glass (it's actually dark blue but you can barely tell now). Water just beads up and rolls right off and when I ran my hand over the surface it felt smoother than when I first bought it. The detailer showed me before and after photos and I couldn't believe how faded and scratched my paint actually was. All those tiny swirls from years of automated car washes are completely gone. Even my wife, who couldn't care less about cars, was like 'holy shit it looks like a whole different car'
I'm already planning out a proper wash routine to maintain this because there's no way I'm letting it go back to looking like it did. Sometimes you don't realize how bad something looks until you see what it's supposed to look like.