"There was a 1976 Pontiac Astre for sale in Atlantic City at the Classic Car Auction this weekend. Can't believe there is another survivor out there. It was a sedan as well, in white. (I'm still sorting pics, but I'll post later)

There was a Figaro there as well!"

Nice! Those were some good finds.

There was a 1976 Pontiac Astre for sale in Atlantic City at the Classic Car Auction this weekend. Can't believe there is another survivor out there. It was a sedan as well, in white. (I'm still sorting pics, but I'll post later)

There was a Figaro there as well!

Nice, always liked those early 80's 626
Hope to be getting new pics in a near future, camera finally died last week
last pic taken was a 1994-1995 Plymouth Voyager ( not as rare as some others but still getting rarer every day )

wish i did took it out last fall for the Nissan Figaro i saw..

Been a while since my last installment of DashCam sightings. Here's some of the best from the past several months in chronological order.

2016 BMW i8 with what I assume is a wrap, red with blue wheels (license plate I8MYPAY):


Suzuki Swift hatchback near Pittsburgh, always rarer than the Geo/Chevrolet version in the States:


Lincoln MKZ with self-driving hardware near Pittsburgh:


The BMW 2002 caught my eye; I didn't notice the rare Saab 9-3X (only 498 sold in the USA) until I was reviewing the footage:




John Deere 7250 in rural Pennsylvania:


Southern Comfort Ultimate LX, the child of a Chevrolet Avalanche and a company better known for luxury conversion vans:


Suzuki Samurai converted to a mud buggy:


1991 BMW 325ix (year from CarFax):


Baja Beetle braves Beltway bustle:


Dodge Stealth:


I have no idea if this is a factory color for the Audi allroad, but I like it:


1994-1995 Ford F-150 Lightning:


Chevrolet Corvair 95 Greenbrier van (circled):


Some kind of specialized drilling equipment:


JDM Nissan Skyline [R32]:


Saab 9-4X:


Toyota Land Cruiser [J50]:


This is one of my favorites from this batch. Chevrolet Silverado tuned by Lingenfelter Performance Engineering. As far as I can tell, this is a one-of-a-kind truck that was displayed at SEMA in 2015 and sold at a Mecum auction in 2016: https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0516-243445/2014-chevrolet-silverado-high-country/ - the bumpers, wheels, colors, decals all match. Today it's a contractor's work truck:


Audi A3, lightly toasted (and making everyone late to work):



2014 Cadillac ELR (year from CarFax):


Free candy:


1985 Mazda 626 (year from CarFax):


Truck hauling airplane propellors; I'm curious what plane uses six-blade propellors this size, C-130 maybe?:


1966-1970 Ford Falcon:


Mercedes-Benz B-Class visiting from Canada:


There's a house nearby with at least 15 Saabs parked:


Volkswagen bus, living life in the slow lane:


Eagle Summit Wagon:


Chevrolet Caprice Classic:


Ford Lobo with Mexican license plate:


Acura Legend Coupe:


Pontiac Astre, in what I can only assume is its natural habitat:

Last Friday, on my way to the office, I've spotted in the oncoming traffic on the A31 a fully camouflaged Mercedes-prototype.
By shape and size I'd say, it was the successor of the GLC.

Impressions of Tallinn. Strangely, US-spec Japanese cars seem to be extremely popular in Estonia, even more so than US gray imports. So SEAL Team's depiction of Tallinn wasn't all that inaccurate.
(I'm lying, it was completely laughable in Estonian eyes:
http://kroonika.delfi.ee/news/mitmesugust/fotod-harju-airlines-ja-kadriog-usa-telesarja-tegevus-toimus-tallinnas-ja-sellist-eesti-pealinna-pole-sa-veel-kunagi-nainud?id=79942246 )









And a Routan:

Passed the set of the movie about Thomas Quick that is filmed right now.


1979 Volvo 244 GL and 1966 Opel B Rekord. There was also a sixties Buick.

The only impression of my weekend trip to Hamburg:

Yes it is. It has now entered production. I've seen one in London last month.