How about that! A Turkish company made a Jeep Wrangler YJ Unlimited!

Funny, but real - two Piaggio Ape with diplomatic plates:

https://www.vebeg.de/web/de/verkauf/browse.htm?DO_SUCHE=1&SUCH_KAT=02&SHOW_AUS=1- 622320&SHOW_LOS=2&nolistlink=1

https://www.vebeg.de/web/de/verkauf/browse.htm?DO_SUCHE=1&SUCH_KAT=02&SHOW_AUS=1- 622320&SHOW_LOS=3&nolistlink=1

To be precise/correct: consularic plates (CC, not CD)

Van from SpongeBob's world...

The US consulate - who also sold the Apes - have a good collection. I personally like this:

https://www.vebeg.de/web/de/verkauf/suchen.htm?DO_SUCHE=1&SUCH_MATGRUPPE=1010&SUCH_- KFZMARKE=11&SHOW_AUS=1622320&SHOW_LOS=1

Also look in the background what they have. Its like back in the old days, when we had so many american cars from U.S. soldiers living in the US secotr. I hope that the consulate will sell all cars from time to time and all to public.

But i see one problem which speaks against it: They usually have no EU type approval or general type approval like it says in the text.

I discovered a website selling prints of vintage pictures, including photos of cars, trucks and buses:
http://www.junipergallery.com/
If needed, some of the pictures give an identification of the vehicle.




And so on (995 pictures in the Cars section, 322 in the Trucks, Buses one).

Possibly we have a winner for the most horrible monument...



The "monument" holds up a real DAF truck and is placed in a roundabout in the outskirts of Bologna, Italy.

2007-2009 Mazda 3 for math teacher ( or other math lovers )

It's not (just) about the car, its about (the size of) the wheels!

Wrong on the 2 last digits (should be 197, not 179)

i won't argue... i barely remember the first 4 ones after the decimal ....

It's a Mazda 3pi

Maybe it's why they took a i trim level to do this.... so happy that trim is not named like this here...

Maybe not meant to be funny... but some have such a weird look that it turns out that way...

http://oldconceptcars.com/

Honda El Civico

It's the webshop of a blog called Shorpy.com, where old scanned photographs from public sources (Library of Congress, most of the time) get a new lease of life thanks to some Photoshop wizardry. The results are often astonishing, because glass plate pictures from a century ago could be way sharper than we expect. It's one of the best blogs around, and I used to follow it a few years ago - I've had that first pic as a screen background for a while - but I haven't visited it for more than a year now. Not enough time, unfortunately.

After the El Civico, here comes the El Corvetto.... i hope it is just a badge and that they didn't scrapped a ZR-1 to do that..

But a Ute with a Targa roof....like the idea

Whole new slant on "Rootescrap":

Some website claimed to have "shocking historic photos," but many of them aren't so shocking after all, like this pic of some guys in the 1920's supposedly with a new truck (which they don't mention was made by International Harvester), but it looks more like it's from the early-1900's to me:

http://detonate.com/shocking-historical-photos/38/


Sorry, I didn't capture the picture.

Rootes fans are well known for their ironic sense of humour, as well as their tasteful appreciation of the finer things in life.

Fun, no fun it is up to every one but i like the idea since i'm a Transformers fan ( mainly the 80's cartoons )

http://darrenrawlings.deviantart.com/gallery/49666726/If-They-Could-Transform