That makes a lot of sense. It does look a bit like a cross between a Charger and a Mustang.
Saw a 1920s era Rolls, white wedding lime, in the city, parked in a spot of sunlight amongst the tall buildings, it popped
Where about, @Paul_was_in_Saudi?
On Trenton Road in Levittown. Near that bar/beer garden at the corner of Oxford Valley. Oddly I saw one of those Rivan vehicles in that parking lot a week or two ago.
I flew to Reno on Tuesday to visit some family members, and on the way from the airport to their home, I saw four interesting vehicles: a classic VW Beetle, a stretched GM luxury sedan (Olds Ninety-Eight or Buick Electra 225) from the late sixties, a circa 1953 Ford sedan, and a pickup truck of similar vintage.
Assuming the license plate was accurate, I saw a light green 1970 Karmann Ghia in excellent condition out for a drive. Still a great looking car.
Saw this Ferrari 458 Italia at the Subaru dealership when I was getting my winter tires swapped out.
I drove past an auto repair shop specializing in European luxury cars on my way back from lunch today. There was a grey Ferrari parked out front, quite possibly the same Portofino I posted back in February.
On the way to lunch, a yellow classic VW Beetle convertible.
Saw a truck from the '50’s emblazoned with the logo of Sierra Car Care. Here’s a photo.
Spotted at gas station a 1963 Chevy Corvair. BTW, I’ve also seen a replica of the '67 Batmobile about town.
That’s the second time I’ve seen a '56 Ford grille on a truck without a wraparound windshield.
I happened across the Annual Tri-City Corvette Club show in Beaumont Texas this afternoon. Easily a couple hundred of them all lined up and looking good, including several of my favorite the mid-60s Stingray.
Firetruck with character
If you’re been following my other thread you’ll know I’m on the train heading into Chicago. I just looked out the window somewhere in rural Illinois and noticed a garage with several old British cars parked out front. I could identify an MGB, a black London taxi, and the back of what I think was an Austin of some sort, possibly the famous “land crab” (well, famous if you know British cars).
I wouldn’t be surprised if those British cars are on YouTube somewhere. Here are a couple of videos along similar lines:
So, what happened when you threw yourself off the moving train, bought the MGB, and caught up with the train at Union Station?
Ferrari F8 Tributo, seen on my way to Milwaukee last Thursday.
Saw my first Lucid today, just driving thru my neighborhood. And last eve an Aston Martin Vantage growled past me at low speed in our downtown. Dayum - I gots to upgrade my stable from the pair of Subarus currently in the garage! 
I usd to drive a 62 Monza. Darn, that was a fun car to drive!
I’m back on the train, and I saw another British car. This time an MGB GT parked at the Columbus, WI station.
Evidently someone around here owns a charcoal gray Porsche 928.