my non-Porsche picture of the day

[Lightweight_911]

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I'm with Gary - that's horrible !

However, as the standard Astons go, I much prefer the original 6-cylinder DBS styling to the later V8 version ...

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[Gary71]

The body looks stock, it’s just the GT40 esq wheels that jar for me.

[hot66]

[rhd racer]

My brother in law had a red 16v BX exactly like the one in the corner of the showroom in the early 90s. It felt like an absolute rocket ship - really light cars for their size with composite bonnet and boot etc, plus wafer thin steel doors


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[KS]

Citroen were, in my mind, ahead of the game when it came to styling at the time. I think the XM was a masterpiece...

[Lightweight_911]

My brother in law had a red 16v BX exactly like the one in the corner of the showroom in the early 90s. It felt like an absolute rocket ship - really light cars for their size with composite bonnet and boot etc, plus wafer thin steel doors

I ran a black 1.9 GTI 16v BX as my everyday car back in the late '90's/early 2000's - great cars

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[911hillclimber]

I had a French registered XM in the large 90’s.
Loved the looks, the ride and the exclusive feel of having it, not a common sight in the West Midlands back then or ever.
Rubbish electrics though, but a v nice car to have.
Went back to the factory a year later and I had to have a string of Rover 800’s….oh dear.

[hot66]

I learnt to drive in my dad’s XM 2.0 petrol manual. I loved that car, he hated it . Previously he had company fords for ever and then a couple of Volvo 240 glt estates. The xm had suspension failure more than once

[Lightweight_911]

[sladey]

Brilliant pic

[hot66]

[Nine One One]

Good old Health and Safety means cars would never be displayed like that again!

[hot66]

[911hillclimber]

[misteralz]

Looks like Porco Rosso's plane. Love it.