Ooh, I spotted an Argentine Mercedes-Benz van at a service area on Florida's Turnpike recently.

I went for a walk with my dad again & i found these

Jaguar S-Type


2004 SAAB 9-3 (For chicomarx )


1997 Ford Fiesta


Austin Cambridge


LDV Pilot


2007 Peugeot Expert


1982 Mercedes-Benz 230 E


2011 Jaguar XK


1994 Suzuki Samurai


1970 Rover 3500


1998 Honda Civic


1999 BMW 318i


Rover 200


2002 Vauxhall Movano


2002 MG ZS


Bonus:
1986 BMW 635, & it lives near my house

Attention!

Today while going out I encountered a car completely unknown to me. It was a brown executive limousine, likely Asian, with no letter badges whatsoever. The logo was a winged shield, and I recall the wheel centers had a pair of chain links on them...

Genesis? They have winged shield badges.

That was what I was going to suggest. We got the old Genesis briefly in Europe
https://bidfax.info/uploads/posts/2019-08/06/hyundai-genesis-3_-2015-kmhgn4jexfu088585-img1.jpg

Yes, that was it, thanks!

Only sold in Germany from summer 2014-spring 2017.

Seen tonight ; Ford Falcon convertible ( i think , its the only small 60's Ford i know.. ) I think it was an early one but not fully sure

also seen tonight : Bluesmobile replica

No pics as i was driving

Covid might still prevent vintage car shows from happening but it can't do nothing against the owners who decide to take their cars out for a spin...

I went for a walk for the 3rd time with my dad & i found these

2006 Jaguar X-Type


2000 Honda Civic


1993 Ford Mondeo


1989 Toyota Corolla


1993 Mercedes-Benz E 220


2003 SAAB 9-5 (For chicomarx )


2003 Peugeot 106


1998 Jaguar XJR


1998 Volkswagen Polo


2001 Lexus SC 430 (The worst car ever manufactured )


2004 Hummer H2 (The worst car ever manufactured , but i like it )


2019 Toyota Corolla


Nissan Almera


1988 Mercedes-Benz 420


2000 MG TF


1998 Audi A4 (For walter )


2009 Mitsubishi Colt


1995 Nissan Micra

i knew they were related but it feels so strange to see what was sold in USA as Geo Prizm having the Corolla name on its back..

I don't have a picture unfortunately since I couldn't take one in time (and because my cell phone camera is &$@$), but I saw an orange Vehicross :wow:
I haven't seen any of those in a long while, even at Car Meets.

In the last days I encountered two vehicles from SAIC Motor, so it seems they sell cars in Europe (or at least in Belgium)

MG EHS ZS


SAIC Motor Maxus

MG are in a few European markets since the last year or so: https://mgmotor.eu/

I don't know if I never encountered some or just didn't pay attention.
by the way I see that there is also a ZS model, which seems to match the one I saw - not a EHS then.

Their belgian importer isn't an unknown player.

https://alcopa.be/participations/alcomotive/

Basically the continuation of Moorkens, who used to import Mitsubishi in BeLux.




The ZS was shown on MG's booth at the 2020 Brussels Motor Show. It did generate some interest back then, but I don't remember seeing one on the roads. But then again I don't drive much these days.

seen at the beginning of the week : blue Lamborghini Urus ( but i think i already saw this one )

seen yesterday : Bentley Bentayga and my first brand new Ford Bronco in 25 years

no pics, Urus, driving, yesterday i couldn't find my camera so i went out without it ( and of course found it back in an instant once i was back home )

The MG ZS EV is already among the top 10 best-selling cars in Norway.

Quite popular here too now, we already have one on the site (though it looks very product placementy): https://imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=1483194

The ZS EV and the MG5 EV (we get the older version than the one on the Euro site) are a lot cheaper than other EVs here, especially with all the incentives MG offer.

"Popular" because of interesting tax breaks, climate change is a lucrative business.

Citroën Jumper with a kit to make it look like a neo-retro Type H :

Yesterday, i went on a school field trip, & i took a photo of this

Volvo 700 (For atom )