Prettiest cars ever

1 sentence and you already contradicted yourself by using "shitty".

 

This is what I meant by my post.

 

I know, but he apparently interpreted it incorrectly.

 

correct.

 

I'm suprised no-one posted this yet.
(Forgive me if someone did)

It's basically the fiat 500, but with a new front end that looks damn fine...

 

I don't know why the hell do american cars have 21-speed gearboxes
The most hilarious thing is that i am Venezuelan XD, we can barely see a 2018 Corolla here...

 

So.... How's the economy doing?

 

To sum it all up

OT:

 

Australian Holden HSV VZ Clubsport

 

I think my mission to add some trucks to this forum. So, the prettiest ones:

Peterbilt 281 "Duel" with Fruehauf tanker.



Old, rusty but still very cool.

KrAZ 255B



Soviet "Offroad King" which is now overwide (it's wide is 2750 mm. Now max wide is 2500 mm. To drive it you need spec. licenses, that's why it's rare nowdays). Has diesel 15 liter V8 without turbo. This truck has road version- Kraz 256B.

Maz 515 with Maz trailer.



Another soviet truck, known as very reliable. Legend of soviet roads. Has the same engine, as a Kraz.

Zil 130



Soviet 5 ton truck. It was produced about 3 366 503 truck only at 1 from 4 factories. Known as reliable truck wich driver can easily fixed. And it is "Soviet pickup" because it has 6 liter gasoline V8 and RWD.

So, there are some trucks, which I like and find them pretty.

 

Gonna have to add a soviet one too

 

What is this? Cab looks similar to Mercedes Benz NG, but it is higher and has bigger bumper.

 

FAP 2632, Serbian (Yugoslavian) truck produced in FAP (Fabrika Automobila Priboj - Priboj Car Factory). Essentially it is licensly built Mercedes NG, which is being built there since late 70s, along with the licensly built MB engines. This is the 2012 model, which has Cummins engine. Original engine factory ceased to exist after 90s.

 

Ironic that the brand name's abbreviation is FAP.

 

Well, no one cared about that when factory was established in early 50s.

 

I know (it was probably a term during the 21st century), but I mean as of nowadays.