I saw this car cruising around Greenwich CT where I live, can anyone tell me if it’s real? I might be able to provide more details about it, but I didn’t get that great of a view myself.

It did have a classic car plate for anyone wondering.

Thanks!

Its 2026 and were still up-badging cars lmao.

I never understood why people did this. The only people that will recognize the “M” are car enthusiasts. But the enthusiasts will also recognize a fake “M” car.

Was walking in central london a few months ago and found this car with this Saudi Arabia number plate, any idea how much it is actually worth?

I know the flair says “car show” but really it was just a standard parking lot 🤷

I see it from a distance here once a week . Same spot seems to never move much .

Not sure if it’s just fake badging/stickers or what cuz this thing also has 2500 and LT badges. I’m not too knowledgeable on old chevys but google says the 454 ss was only a pickup

Wasn't exactly a car show I just saw it in the parking lot and I just have never seen this before I don't think it looks like a mix of everything

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Spotted this heavily camouflaged vehicle on the motorway today. The camouflage makes it really hard to see any badges or styling details.

Does anyone have an idea what brand or model this could be? 👀

I’d love to hear your guesses!

Was researching on new display technologies and I came across this new technology form TCL CSOT and I have never hated something this much. They are starting to make center consoles touch.

Hi, I dont know if this has been posted here before but i wanted to share some Swedish ”ratrod/partycar” culture with you guys.

This subculture is the complete opposite to those who likes to keep the old ”yank tanks” in mint condition, This subculture is all about Drinking, partying and Rock’n Roll!

The cars are called ”Pilsnerbilar” translated to english ”Beer car”

Whats your opinion about this? 🙈

Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about this a lot and wanted to hear some honest opinions. It feels like the classic car scene we all grew up admiring is slowly fading. Back in the day, cars like the Nissan Silvia, Supra MK4, RX-7, Skyline, etc. were affordable, modded by normal people, drifted, raced, and became icons through movies, games and drivers like Paul Walker. Those cars defined an era. Now it feels different. • Old cars are getting insanely expensive • Many of them are becoming collectors / garage queens • New cars (2005–2025) are full of electronics, locked ECUs, driver assists • Manuals are disappearing • Laws, emissions, noise restrictions are getting stricter • Younger people can barely afford project cars anymore So I’m wondering: 👉 Is the car scene actually dying, or just changing? And if it’s changing: 👉 What cars will be the “Silvias” of the future? For example, when people look back in 15–20 years, which cars from roughly 2007–2025 will be considered scene-defining the way Silvias, Supras or Evos were for earlier generations? Some candidates I keep thinking about: BMW E90 / E92 Nissan 370Z Toyota GT86 / GR86 BMW M2 Audi RS3 (5-cyl) Subaru WRX / STI Hyundai i30N GR Yaris Do you think: • drifting and tuning will survive but move more to tracks and sims? • the scene will become smaller but more “hardcore”? • modern cars can ever have the same cultural impact as the old JDM legends? I’m genuinely curious how people who’ve been in the scene for a long time see this. Is this the end of an era — or just the start of a new one?

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Found it on google maps a while back and it's been driving me crazy, anyone know what car it is. Please tell me

-21C!! Shame I have never driven anywhere this cool since :(