Same here, I’ve only ever seen them stock. I feel like those are authentic BMW wheels, maybe off of a 2 series? I’m not sure though.
That’s a Zeekr X.
Zeekr is one of Geely’s brands, the X is mechanically related to the Volvo EX30 and Smart #1. Assuming you’re from the US (based on the scenery and other cars in the photos) that’s a wild sighting, as it is a Chinese EV, so idk what it’s doing but I’ve seen a bunch of popular reviewers recently get their hands on singular examples of Chinese EVs in the US for review and review only, probably as a marketing technique to show Americans what they’re “missing out on”, or something.
Zeekr’s main markets are China and Europe, spreading later to other areas in Asia. Most of their newer models since the X look very different from the X, as that and Zeekr’s first models (001 and 009) share some design language with Lynk&Co, which Zeekr is an EV spinoff from.
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Well, maybe not the most interesting in themselves (ok, the Lambo is cool, but the Merc is, eh, just expensive), but I was very surprised to see those parked right by my grandpa’s block in a rather forgotten and poor town. Well, both have Warsaw plates, where they’d be more of an expected sight.
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When I was a kid, the Saab 96 was one of the most common cars on the road. Now you rarely see them, and in a condition as nice as this? Never.
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I never knew of this being a type of Corolla that existed, it was sold here in Europe as the Corolla GT.
The shape is p cool, but the styling itself is extremely boring and meh, but it’s a 70’-80’s car, so.
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I didn’t photograph it, but I found an awfully interesting 1989 Civic on Carfax today… 1989 Honda Civic LX for sale in Clayton, NJ - CARFAX
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“Mum, can we get a Meyers Manx?”
“Honey, we have a Meyers Manx at home.”
Meyers Manx at home:
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Let’s take a moment to appreciate how Toyota unscrewed the Rav4’s Design.
(Core Trim)
(Rugged/Woodland Trim)
(GR Sport Trim)
My personal favorite is the Woodland.
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its weird that these are all one car, in any other timeline these would all be rebadges of the same car
Yeah I remember the time when Chrysler produced a car for three different brands with not even a badge change (just the pentastar on all of them, no styling changes). Toyota (and many other brands) put more effort into differentiating the visuals between their trim levels than Mitsubishi does to making the Colt not look like the Clio
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Oh, you didn’t even show the “best” part 
Mitsu couldn’t quite figure out a way to hide the camera (which in the Renault is in the middle of the badge), so… they didn’t 
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They do the same on the Captur → ASX rebadge and will presumably do the same on the Symbioz → Grandis as well as Scenic → Eclipse rebadges that are coming soon. The thing is, it took me like two seconds to make this in a photo editor to show they could’ve just put the camera in between the bottom two “leaves” of the Mitsubishi logo.
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BRO THAT IS AN S65 AMG CABRIOLET!!! A V12 Convertible it’s not just expensive.
Naaah, it’s a V8, look closely on the fender.
It’s kinda blurry, but it’s true. Sorry if I sounded offensive.
Nah, not in the slightest
That’s great
