is it a maserati?

Anyone get that red electric thing yet? I know I've seen it before...

Not yet.:)

HINT: It was made in Hungary.

its a

Puli Pinguin 4

Dammit, I knew it was east europe, I even tried hungary and came up nil.

I googled

Hungarian electric car

totally second resault

Yup. They're pretty interesting.:) Here's one on the production line:
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b.../r_EPF0592.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puli_(car))

No, but much of it is Italian.

Photoshop'ed series III XJ6 with Vitaloni mirrors?

Sixto
87 300D

Inspired by the XJ, but not a Jaguar, or a custom, or a prototype. This car was in production for almost 15 years and had an American engine.

I thought it was some sort of Jag.

Whatever it is it's drop dead gorgeous!

Greenhouse looks like ans Aston martin lagonda....

Not British. Same car, a little more nose: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3209/...442bb8.jpg?v=0

The name of the make and the name of the model start with the same letter of the alphabet. Revelation tomorrow morning...

Bah! That's a DeTomaso Deauville.

Easy to figure out once you recognize the badges...

looks very close to a Maserati front end

Merak? Nahhh.

Correct.

In regard to the quantity of production, this example of a European brand makes the DeTomaso look like a Dodge Aspen. The model name is currently used by General Motors and once used by Ford, though not necessarily for American-market cars:

http://www.kultur.at/van/flame/gall/set01/gall01.jpg

http://www.spottydog.us/pix/micro_cars_on_parade.jpg
Takes fuel efficiency to new levels of absurdity. The slogan was "Cheaper than Walking."

Cool pic. Speaking of Micro Cars ... this one is very cool:

1958 Goggomobil Dart
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...bil_DART_2.jpg

Take the Virtual Tour here:
http://www.microcarmuseum.com/

Peel P-50's...

Top Gear episode on Peel P-50:D
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Top-Gear-Peel-P50_139353.htm

Sierra?

Good call. Monteverdi.

Correct. Swiss, but based on a Plymouth Volare, of all things.

Can any one help guess what car is this???????
 

Aloha:

It looks like it is a vintage Ford. Perhaps a 1958 -1959 Edsel. :confused:

kalani

Guys again help is needed :P hope its not too tough this one

Attachment 62055

Tatraplan,1950's.Hemi head AIRCOOLED V8.

thanx, that was quick btw

My wife doesn't call me the "minuteman" for nothing:D

Fascinating vehicle, but I'll bet it wags its tail more than my neighbor's Golden Retriever.

That car reminds me of R. Buckminster Fuller's "Dymaxion Car":
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...bucky-span.jpg

... or a Fuldamobil:
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...1_20080602.jpg

Tatra T87 as featured on "Jay Leno's Garage"?

o.k. I'll play
 

You have to kind of remove the clues about the cars name from the file name... :eek:

whoops
 

Consider it a hint

NmG electric car from Myers Motors

Don't be...

Germany meets...

Toyota 2000GT. The file name gave it away along with it being pictured near a '70's Celica (yellow car)... :)

good call

here you go

Corbin Sparrow
 

for TheDon

Came in gasoline and plug-in electric versions. Corbin is one of the biggest suppliers of aftermarket motorcycle saddles and like accessories. Being a free thinker, he thought he would try his hand at environmentally friendly cars. The cars failed and I don't think they are any longer available.

Mystery Tail lamp
 

This looks like an Edsel Tail light

I was wandering if someone would spot the Celica...and I learned my lesson!

In January 1996, Corbin Motors began work on developing an electric vehicle. The Sparrow passed final testing for Department of Transportation certification in April 1999. In September of that year, the Sparrow production line began manufacturing multiple vehicles in Hollister, California.

Fewer than 300 Sparrows were produced. Corbin Motors filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on March 31, 2003, effectively killing the immediate future of the Corbin Sparrow. A bankruptcy court passed the Corbin assets to Ron Huch's company, Phoenix Environmental Motors, which tried to revive the Sparrow. On August 5, 2004, Ohio businessman Dana Myers bought the Sparrow interests from Ron Huch. The new company, Myers Motors of Tallmadge, Ohio, has upgraded the Sparrow, renamed it the MM NmG ("No more Gas"), and started selling it in April of 2006. As of June of 2008 the website lists a price of $29,995 without taxes or shipping.

the sparrow has flown
 

Ah So! Thank you for an update.

The black coupe in the picture is a 1964 Mercedes 230 SL Pininfarina coupe.

that looks like a one off Ferrari sedan.

Lovely car. I would like one of those please!