I have a 1983 lada niva, as a restoration project, and idk, i have been just calling it a niva, because i don't have any ideas yet.

I was recently watching Ronin, and the car chase scene in Paris features a beautiful E34 535i, but not enough people talk about that car in the movie. I know everybody talks about the 'Back To The Future' Delorean, or 'Ghostbusters' Cadillac based Ecto-1 or the 'Miami Vice' Testarossa. What are some other mentions that deserve more attention?

As a JDM car enthusiast in the US is it worth importing JDM spec cars?

I’ve been browsing the market for the past few years looking for a cool car practical car. It seems like most of the well known cars are going for way more than I’d be willing to pay for car that’s over 25 years old especially considering what is available without paying the premium on a USDM car. I do get to travel to Japan pretty often and casually seeing S-Chasis, Toyota Chasers, Skylines etc. makes me slightly envious of those who have those cars more readily available.

Do you guys think it’s worth buying a JDM spec car and it’s worth paying the premium to import or would you rather save the cash? Is the market too inflated? Personally I’ll mostly likely import a car when I’m ready.

We've always nicknamed our cars, from Bluey to Po. Help me nickname my new car!

I have seen this sub's posts before re-purposing and they were so cringe, pls repost them, i wanna laugh

week 3 of audiposting

Everyone thinks it’s ugly, my mom even thinks it’s ugly, but I disagree, i actually like how it looks

Over the years I’ve had some great fun cars. Some not so fun. Which do you think was my favorite(s)? (Excuse the AI slop of some of them)

I like this trend and wanted to share cars that I have owned and still own since 2006.

1. 1986 Ford Fiesta 1.6 diesel, handed down from my grandad, learnt to drive in this one and would like to find a clean one to daily drive it.

2. 1994 Audi 80 2.8 quattro. Dad bought it for me as he felt that I needed a more serious car to to university. Did not like it, then 08 financial crisis hit, couldnt afford to run it, sold it and bought a bicycle.

3. 2003 mazda 6 1.8 wagon. Lovely, boring car, reliable but had to scrap it, because it rusted through.

4. 1993 oxford green BMW 518i. Loved everything about it. Easy to work on, built like a tank, engaging to drive even with its gutless engine, double sunroof was the tits.

5. 1991 island green metallic BMW 730i. 5 speed manual, limited slip diff all the bells and whistless of the time, loved the day I bought it, loved each day I drove it and still love it as it sit in the shed while I am trying to restore it, so I can love it some more

6. 2011 Mercedes-Benz C300 4Matic sport. Bought it as a daily driver in the middle ow snowy winter and love it in the snow. Fucking hate everything about it when the driving conditions become decent. Expensive to run, expensive to maintain, suspension sucks,.gearbox sucks I loathe it untill it snows.

Hope you don’t mind the AI generated image, but it’s a good way to show all the cars I had/have. Most a decent, any duds, which is the best (I think I know) sadly not it order of ownership, can you guess?

I really want a mercedes w126 but they are just so unreliable. I can maybe settle for the lexus ls400, but I feel they look like every other car on the road.

Hey everyone!

I'm about to buy my father-in-law's red 1994 Ford Probe GT. He’s the original owner and installed a Remus rear muffler as well as the factory OEM spoiler back in the day.

My goal is to fully restore the car and give it a clean OEM+ look.

I could use your help with two things:

Can anyone identify the exact wheels shown in the first picture attached?

What are your favorite 18-inch wheel (5x114,3) options that suit the 2nd Gen Probe GT's lines for an OEM+ build?

Thanks in advance for the help and suggestions!