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[EJ3]

Hello EJ3,
yes, a real bullet with 12 cylinders.
It goes over 320 km/H (about 200 mph) although I rarely drive it because it belongs to my son.

Very nice car, but I wouldn't spend that much on a car.

The most expensive car I've driven myself was a BMW 750IL

Since I retired from the business, I drive the "small" BMW with diesel twin turbo.

The next one will probably be a hybrid or a pure electric vehicle.

I don't know yet.

This would hit 155 MPH (250 KPH) but was rarely driven over 100 MPH (160 KPH) but most frequently at around 78 MPH (125 KPH)
As a car/truck derived from a station wagon with a full frame, it suited my truck purposes well. 1979 396 V8 (6.5 Liter) 491 HP Chevy El Camino Small Block, manual transmission 5 sp.

 

[Audionaut]

What pickups are in the USA, station wagons were in Germany for decades, although the ratio has now shifted to SUVs.

You hardly see any pickups here, although that is unlikely to change.

 

[EJ3]

What pickups are in the USA, station wagons were in Germany for decades, although the ratio has now shifted to SUVs.

You hardly see any pickups here, although that is unlikely to change.

It was station wagons here, also in the 60's-the early 70's. And pickup trucks were not so common. And certainly did not handle well or have much comfort.

 

[EJ3]

i do not have car lol uber is my top

H'mm, you did not show us an UBER. (something that I have only used in places that I would not visit if not for friends that live there, as typically I would rent a car).
I presume that you live in a vertically oriented city.
Do you regret not having a car?
Are you jealous of car owners?
Do you wish you had a car?
Are you happy to not have a car?
What is your point?
Just trying to find what motivates you look at or respond to a thread that does not apply to your non-car ownership case?

 

[Oddball]

Some of more recent cars. Probably not great idea to post with license plates, but then don’t really have much to hide .