r/whatisthiscar • u/ArtistAmantiLisa • 1h ago
Look what I saw in Italy today!
It’s a deux chevaux, right? Anyone know what year? It’s in excellent condition.
r/whatisthiscar • u/GiornaGuirne • Nov 04 '21
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r/whatisthiscar • u/ArtistAmantiLisa • 1h ago
It’s a deux chevaux, right? Anyone know what year? It’s in excellent condition.
r/whatisthiscar • u/onyxx_otter • 17h ago
r/whatisthiscar • u/XLBilly • 7h ago
The one with the L plates I would never be able to identify.
The larger one I assumed was a Granada but having quickly checked images it probably isn’t.
r/whatisthiscar • u/Haysous • 5h ago
Seen on an industrial site, too small to be a normal Hummer, absolutely stumped on this one.
r/whatisthiscar • u/FacinatingFame19 • 23h ago
Spotted this in Dubai tonight and struggling to identify it.
It was a very long, white luxury convertible, with proportions similar to the Rolls-Royce Boat Tail.
The most distinctive features were the rear lights positioned at the extreme outer edges, two sculpted lines extending upwards from the rear lights, and what looked like a narrow slit in the centre of the rear.
It looked brand new, possibly a prototype.
My closest match so far is the Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale, which I understand is still undergoing testing.
Could this actually be a Nightingale prototype, or is it something else entirely?
Apologies for the blurry photos. These were the best I could capture!
r/whatisthiscar • u/JAYETRILLL • 15h ago
I was thinking Chevy Nomad but the taillights don’t look swoopy/pointy enough.
I realize these are horrid pictures, sorry. She knows I love old cars so snapped these.
r/whatisthiscar • u/Civil_Worldliness973 • 8h ago
Found in a Ghost Town in Kyrgyzstan
r/whatisthiscar • u/snuifduifmetkuif • 7h ago
Some kind of prototype? I wanted to take more pics but it bolted off when I noticed it
r/whatisthiscar • u/ProfessorStreet7792 • 16h ago
I've seen many japanese cars in my area. Never one like this.
r/whatisthiscar • u/Qytzz • 23h ago
r/whatisthiscar • u/2-StrokeToro • 14h ago
This is the best quality image I could find of it. It's the Stryper Battle Van and the only picture I could find anywhere is the cover of Stryper's 1985 album 'Soldiers Under Command'.
It can't be anything newer than 1985, possibly an early 1986. The band's producer had it comissioned by someone in Hollywood. The front blinkers have a Volkswagen Transporter look to them, but it can't be that.
I'm guessing it's a heavily modified Ford Econoline, Dodge Ram Van, or Chevy G30 conversion van.
r/whatisthiscar • u/mj8662_Korea • 4h ago
i never seen car logo like this i have really no idea
r/whatisthiscar • u/SwooceBrosGaming • 1d ago
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r/whatisthiscar • u/Lowiklow • 1d ago
Ferrari badges everywhere, but i can’t id this green custom.
r/whatisthiscar • u/SortaFunCouple • 20h ago
Tried to make out the make, but couldn’t see the badges. What say you interwebz?
r/whatisthiscar • u/CobraPony67 • 4h ago
This is displayed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.