Automotive enthusiasts?

@Dashie27
 
An Isetta in the rear end of a Citroen Safari Wagon. I never thought I’d see such a sight, thanks!
 
Come to think of it, the Citroen would fit in the back of another vehicle…

@Dashie27  
Citroen DS wagon with an Isetta escape pod? Awesome. I wonder how well the hydropneumatic suspension holds up to that much of a load, though.

@Flying Pancake  
Jack it as high as I can go and hope it doesn’t blow
 
 
@BarryFromMars  
Which?

@Dashie27
 
Well, it counts as a “vehicle” but I was just thinking of a truck at first:
 

 
But then I thought of a semi (though I thought of it being inside a trailer initially:)
 

 
Finally, I thought “HEY, WHY NOT ALL OF THEM?”
 
I don’t have any images of an Isetta in a Citroen Wagon on a Ford F350 on a Semi, however.

@BarryFromMars  
Oh lol I thought you meant like a g wagon or something like that

Check out this Dutch Beauty!  

 
2016 Spyker C8

@SeraphimDawn  
One of the best interiors (all shifters should have exposed linkages)

@Dashie27  
A rather unique brand with a unique logo, almost Studebaker-ish.

@kleptomage  

 
I smell a James Bond…

@Justsomeguy1986  
Flip the top of the shifter open

@Dashie27  
Scaramunga has the Golden Gun (if I spelled his name correctly)

Oh yeah ~<3  
 
 

@Badheart  
I loved the V8 Vantage. The rear end was a little unsettling to look at, but the front definitely made up for it.

@SeraphimDawn  
doug demuro did a video on a Spyker. the ultimate quirk car
 

 
@Badheart  
idk why but Aston Martin grilles always look like moustaches to me

@RainbowDash69  
I’ve always been indifferent about the brand but this one hits a home run for me.

@kleptomage
 
I agree.
 
@SeraphimDawn
 
I’m not very much into cars like that but it does look good to me.
 
@Badheart
 
I’m surprised that Aston Martin’s that old, it looks like it’s at least 10 years newer. Good symmetry on the engine, too.

@RainbowDash69  
It’s soooo beautiful!  
And almost unknown on this side of the Atlantic.

That vantage is a beautiful car!

@TundraArcticWolf  

 
HEMI powered prowler? It was only a matter of time! If only Chrysler offered the prowler with a 360 Magnum v8 at the time, they would have sold better. The 3.5l v6 was a good motor, but it doesn’t have that “cool” factor a V8 does.
 
Even so, the 3.5L DOHC (1990s) v6 is no slouch, the HO version was good for 300 HP or so.
 
Considering it was pretty good in a sedan like the Intrepid, Imagine what it could do in the prowler!
 
Also, didn’t Chip Foose design the car for Chrysler?

@looking glass  
Hemi makes every car better. I would take a hemi Prowler and a hemi Pacifica no doubt
 
 
@SeraphimDawn  
It is. A total work of art and unique automotive details
 
And Subaru… gotta love a hood scoops. They’ve always had timeless design

I want to test drive an Alfa Romeo Giulia to see if it stands up to the hype.

@RainbowDash69  
They are so 90s.