Ive never seen one of these in person before!! Damn thats beautiful!!!
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It’s been a while, but I’m back. (probably)
Here are some more cars I’ve spotted.
An old BMW 5-Series. I’m not very interested in these, but they’re pretty nice.
Remember the Diamante that I took a picture of? It seems the owners got another forgotten near-luxury sedan, this time being a Kia Cadenza!
Saabaru!
Infiniti G20. It has gold badges, so you know it’s good!
A funny looking Nissan Frontier 
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I found this Ocean Jade Metallic Porsche 996.1 911 Carrera today - this one even had a wide body kit and a nice set of aftermarket wheels. Ocean Jade Metallic (a light turquoise shade that sits halfway between green and blue) is one of the more unusual colors they have put out for the general public - a 996 911 or 986 Boxster in that color, with a Nephrite (green) interior (which this particular car sadly did not have) would’ve been a rare but wonderful slice of late ‘90s nostalgia. I have never seen this exterior color in the real world, though - only through brochures, books, and magazine articles.
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I wonder what is the bodykit called
could it be a later Koenig or Strosek work?
I have not the slightest clue as to who manufactured that body kit, but I am certain that it complements the car’s lines very well indeed - it’s what I’d call “just right” for striking a balance between aggression and subtlety.
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I usually don’t do Car-Spotting, and this ain’t that rare of a car (these you see every now and again), but, here you go.
Chevrolet Sprint, one of Colombia’s most popular cars during the late 80s and most of the 90s. The Sprint was produced (or at least sold) here in Colombia from 1986 to 2004.
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Ah, the Suzuki Cultus, the hero of rebadging. Seriously, this thing was available as so many different brands across the world and produced everywhere across it’s two generations, everything from a Chevy to a Holden to a Subaru.
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Funnily enough, I set myself a purpose the next time I go out.
How many of [insert common old car in Colombia] can I see ?
And the first would be the Chevrolet Sprint (also known as Suzuki Cultus, Holden Barina, Pontiac Firefly, and many other names).
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My mom had a used '86 in '87, I thought it was a cool little car at the time, I can still remember the smell of the A/c. She ended up getting rid of it after a little while though, found out the reason why the rear right tire kept going bald was because it was rear ended and “fixed”.
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This Lightning Yellow Evo VIII MR GSR somehow turned up in my local neighborhood today:
You can tell it’s an MR from those roof-mounted vortex generators. Unlike the base GSR, it also has a six-speed manual gearbox and Active Yaw Control.
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This is not a special truck by any means, but, I dont see these much anymore and to see one this nice looking was really something. Id drive it.
Damn, I remember when the Evo VIII was released and now it is soon reaching classic status. I feel old now. 
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This is gonna expose most of my interests
Opel-converted Regal TourX 
Winnebago Toyota camper thing
Very very rough 3-door Astra XR
Brand-spanking new RAV4 Woodlands
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Just… why?
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Looks like someone imported an Opel Insignia from Europe, even the red Astra is an Opel Astra over here. A few examples of GM platform sharing.
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