What If… The Buick LeSabre was reintroduced for 2022?
The Buick LeSabre was reintroduced for 2022 as a 2023 model. The new LeSabre uses
styling based on the Regal, while also sitting on the same platform. Its is a heavily Restyled Malibu only For the Chinese market (Because Every automaker has like 30 cars for China). It Runs on the 2.0L LSY I4 Turbo. No other Engine options are available. Its uses a 6 Speed Automatic Transmission and comes at a price of $23,450.
What if…someone outside Asia actually decided to buy a sedan again?
Nice.
Ik right! We need sedans back. And Thanks!
What if… an exclusively American (see: Gasmean) company tried to make a direct competitor to the hot hatches of the early to mid 70s to sell in Europe?
The 1972 Ascot Grenadier SX 2.2 shows what happens when a cut down, ‘big and lazy’ engine attempts to compete with the high strung European entries.
They did exist, Opel Diplomat… But interesting take anyway!
You could say the Jensen Interceptor is a British take on an American muscle car.
What If… The Oldsmobile 98 Had a Thirteenth Generation and Fourteenth Generation
The Thirteenth Gen was set to run along the Aurora, and used a similar design to the Aurora. It was a improvement over the last gen, with higher sales
The Fourteenth Gen started production in 2002, and ended March 19th, 2004 with 89,000 being produced and 27 receiving the “Final 500” badge as shown on this model, with the demise of Oldsmobile removing the car for good.
What if the ICE Dodge Challenger is not discontinued and gets a successor?
What If, Ford got their priorities straight and decided to start making affordable compact transport for the masses again. Like they are supposed to.
The 2024 Ford Ka
A Sub-£15,000 City Car
Better looking than anything in Ford’s lineup at the moment… 
And it would make a great base for a hot hatch variant - great for getting younger enthusiasts with tight budgets to dip their toes into the new performance car market.
Younger enthusiasts with tight budget buy used cars.
would be a good idea since they could finance or lease
In this alternate universe, Nissan’s luxury division, Infiniti, decided to badge the Silvia S15 as the M30. The M24 was a more luxurious and upmarket version of the Silvia, with features such as leather seats, a sunroof, and a Bose sound system.
The M24 was a popular car in this alternate universe, and it was often seen as a more stylish and luxurious alternative to the Toyota Supra and the Mazda RX-7 which was long gone. The M24 was also a popular car for tuning, and many owners modified their cars to produce even more power.
The base trim is powered by KA24DE that produces 155 horsepower and 160 lb-ft of torque. It’s not the most powerful engine in the world, but it’s reliable and easy to modify. It would also be a good fit for the US market, as it’s similar in power to the engines that were offered in other Infiniti cars of the era, such as the G20 and the QX4.
The sport trim creatively called Sport S is powered by turbocharged KA24DE that produces 240 horsepower and 200 lb-ft of torque. Granted it’s not the legendary SR20DET that Silvia S15 got but it’s more than enough for US market that is easily available for spare parts and such.
What if… You look away from this waste of a namplate, the 2019 Pre-Fl Chevrolet Beretta CrossCoupe
What if… 1966 Pagani Zonda?
Saw someone make something similar and gave me the idea. The engine would be a 5.0L Jaguar V12, the same one in the XJ13
what if gordon murray were born 30 years prior
also
what if they thought to hook up active aero to the brake cylidners of a 70s wedge supercar
Porsche 920 Spyder features all the brand’s latest racing technologies, including advanced active aerodynamics and regenerative braking. The power plant consists of a 4.0-liter V8 engine and two electric motors, with a total power of 950 hp.
