The Car Shopping Round 131 - Wanderlust and Quarantine's Angst

This text exists to circumvent the “too similar warning”, because i accidentally posted this into another completely unrelated thread

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You find a classified ad in a local newspaper. It looks like a promising find so you decide to cut it out and call the owner. Strange that a German newspaper would have a car located in Belgium, but hey, what can you do? at least it’s cheap.

You do some research online and find the specs.

-1.8L i4 engine producing 89hp and 150nm of torque.
-It has a turbocharger and electronic fuel injection, not bad!
-It has a 5 speed manual gearbox and respectable fuel consumption at 8.2L/100km
-Sadly this isn’t the 4wd model with the locking diffs, but at that price I’m sure we’ll manage.
-Some decent interior specs, not really Mercedes quality but not a 2cv either!
-Safety doesn’t seem very advanced, but it is a 30 year old car after all.

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Many years later you find the old advert cutout. The car is long gone but the memories feel like yesterday. You think back to the good old days. You go see the old boys again after a long time. Life is good.
Ok enough with the sentimentalities! Let’s actually see some pictures of the car!

A demonstration of the LED bar the previous owner installed.


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theblack SISTEN PACIFIC





The Pacific, one of the most advanced vehicles ever, stands worlds apart from its competition with sleek styling, revolutionary and features found in no other competitor.





An abundance of safety features are designed into every Pacific to help keep you and your family safe, secure and in control. Luxurious cloth seats are standard for you and your co-pilot, bringing every Pacific on-par with today’s luxury vehicles.


Sisten, Today’s Excitement.

©1989 Sisten Motor Company. All rights reserved.

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Uppsjö… :joy:

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2 Day deadline, yet i have no idea on design

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AlbulaMotors Emotovo l´esercito
1450.- no guarantee
340000km
Freshly serviced
8 wheels, summer new and winter 50%
2,5l 20 Valve 5 Zylinder Engine
5 speed Manual
Leather Interior




This Car was originally a military service Variant and got sold to a young Family who rebuild it to a 7 seater as it is today and used it for their family duties. Ones their second Son got 18 he used it to travel around europe and is now selling it to get a newer car.

Hello everyone!

As my debut to Automation Challenges, I’m submitting a used 1992 Hudson Matterhorn. Equipped with the base-model 2.9L Inline-4 petrol engine mated to a 5-speed manual transmission, it’s nothing special, but it runs and drives and has already been all around Europe. Unlike the more prestigious 3.5L V8 variant, it’s also less prone to catching fire while sitting in traffic.

Price When New: €15,900
Age: 29 years
Mileage: 341,690km
Calculated Used Price: €1,024.82
Economy: 14.9 L/100KM
Total Cost: €1,872.96

Best of luck to everyone, and Happy Holidays!

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Legion Wimbrel 1.8 GX Estate

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FOR SALE:

1990 Legion Wimbrel 1.8 GX Estate

Only 2 previous owners! Purchased new by a little old lady who only drove it to church, the store, and to visit the grandchildren... then purchased by a man who needed a cheap family car, and commuted to hell and back in it. 317,212km on the clock. 5 speed manual. Black cloth interior with faux wood and brown vinyl accents. Original polished alloys and center caps still on the car! Reliable and well taken care of!

1310,73


Model Info

In the decade following the closure of Legion’s UK branch in 1975, Legion’s European model line consisted increasingly of rebadged Japanese Homura products, so to differentiate Legion models from the Homuras, and to re-establish some brand identity, Legion adopted a new design language, with conservative, American-inspired styling cues. The Legion Wimbrel is an example of this movement; a late 80s re-style of the Homura Celtia/Legion Gull, previously only distinguished from each other by badging. Mechanically, however, the Wimbrel is still a Homura, with their modest but reliable flat 4 engines powering the front wheels.

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And now, for something completely different. In collaboration with @MagikarpDrowned - The Walt 319 WB. Provided with a barebones advert - Magikarp is busy, and my GPU is not going to allow me to make a high-quality advert.

Looking out the window, our intrepid heroes see a car being advertised in a rather different matter.


The owner has mounted a rather crude sticker and some templated lettering on the rear window, letting everyone know how much the car costs, and how to buy it. Certainly not the most impressive or efficient way to advertise, but the car looks old, cheap and spacious - perfect for their needs. A quick google search reveals that the car is perfectly fine - decently reliable, fuel economy below 10 L/100km, five seats and such. The car uses a “powerful enough” naturally aspirated, 4-cylinder 2.1L engine, mated with a 5-speed manual transmission. While it lacks any sort of roof rack, the wagon body provides ample internal storage. If the team runs the numbers, it will only cost them 1600 to buy fuel and service the car, leaving plenty of money spare.

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1999

ROLLAND STRIKE 1.6WX


The Rolland Strike was one of the many nameplates that were thrown at the wall as an attempt to compete with other compact sedans, wagons, and coupes of the nineties.




Unlike its predecessors, the nameplate lasted for more than one generation, and is still used today to describe the best America has to offer in terms of cheap, practical, and reliable transportation for anyone. Also unlike its predecessors, it was offered in Europe, and could be had in a spec such as this 1.6WX trim, with a 1.6L engine and a 5-speed manual transmission. The oodles of wagon space in the back is an added bonus.

Now you can pick them up for as little as $1,900.


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1988 Kurokama SC1.9A wagon

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Packing a naturally aspirated 1.9L inline 4 coupled to a 5 speed manual powering the rear wheels, the 1.9A trim slots right above the base trim, with a few notable options added.

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1988 Kurokama SC1.9A wagon

VEHICLE TYPE
Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 5-passenger, 5-door wagon
PRICE
$20,200
ENGINE TYPE
SNB EFi RE4 19-i
Naturally aspirated DOHC 16-valve I4, cast-iron block and head, multi port electronic fuel injection, 90 AKI
Displacement
1.9L, 116 cu in, 1900 cc
Power
115 hp @ 6200 rpm
Torque
118.8 lb-ft @ 2800 rpm
TRANSMISSION
5-speed manual
CHASSIS
Suspension (F/R): MacPherson strut/double wishbone
Brakes (F/R): 9.8-in vented disc/9.6-in solid disc
Tires: 175/65R-14 93H (130 mph speed limiter)
DIMENSIONS
Wheelbase: 103.937 in
Length: 180.315 in
Width: 69.685 in
Height: N/A
Passenger volume: 79.105 cu ft with rear seats up
Trunk volume: 30.688 cu ft with rear seats up
Curb weight: 2727.1 lb
PERFORMANCE
Zero to 62 mph: 9.8 sec
50 to 75 mph: 7.20 sec
Standing ¼-mile: 17.10 sec
Standing 1 km: 31.20 sec
Braking, 62–0 mph: 137.14 ft
Roadholding, 66-ft-dia skidpad: 0.81 g
Roadholding, 656-ft-dia skidpad: 0.77 g
EPA FUEL ECONOMY
Combined: 32.3 US mpg

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For Sale: 1999 GEC GW2 1.6 Estate

Rebuilt engine, like new, runs well in all conditions. Asking 1346.26 Euros or best offer.

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Virtus Tura 4x4 Titan

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(Spreadsheet calculations are bringing the total cost to $1939.33)
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