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If you walk into a North American Subaru showroom today, you'll find that their only new vehicles available with three pedals are the BRZ and the WRX. In the not-so-distant past, though, the U.S.-market Outback could be purchased with a six-speed manual. I found one of the final examples of that powertrain rig in a Denver-area car graveyard last spring.
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For the 1981 model year, Isuzu begin selling cars in the United States through its own dealerships. That's the kind of history I look for in the Ewe Pullets of the land, but the early P'ups and I-Marks are nearly impossible to find nowadays. At long last, here's a second-year I-Mark that currently resides in a car graveyard in northeastern Colorado. Other than some onesy-twosy Bellels and Belletts brought into the country during the 1960s, the first use of the Isuzu name on U.S.-mark…
4 hours agoI wonder which is more rare; these early I-Marks or same-period Mitsubishi Tredia/Cordias? I don't recall neither being that common at the time, and these days they rarely turn up at even the major Japanese or 80s car shows even here in CA.
The little Japanese pickups of the 1970s were good trucks, but tended to be short on power. Here's one that got a period-correct upgrade to an engine well matched to the
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The last time we saw a Porsche 928 in this series was 2014, and it has been a half-decade since our last Porsche of any kind (a 1987 924S ). We're overdue, and so it's a good thing that I spotted this braunkupferdiamant 928 in Carson City, Nevada, a few days ago.
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The Opel Corsa has been a huge seller around the world for better than 40 years and is still being made, but no version has ever been offered in the United States. That doesn't mean you can't find Corsas in American junkyards, though.
