Turquoise or Blue were dominate colors of the 50s. Not so much in the 60s. Seemed rather daring for these models, given the quirkness of the design. Did the manufacturers think, what the hell - what do we have to lose? ... View more

Looks like they also used the coupe doors' glass too, instead of making something custom for it. I like that "uncustomized 53" rear doors" is touted as a feature. ... View more

Since this isn't the Gordon Murray Design OX, I would say no. ... View more

Thanks 427. That's been corrected  ... View more

This is a sedan I'd love to drive. Not a whole lot of chance for it from Budapest. ... View more

Can't imagine sitting outside at a drive-in in Miami hot summer temps. ... View more

So many great looking, innovative cars, it's not possible for me to pick just one.  ... View more

I spent 20 years in Germany, and I only saw this car ONCE on the road! I'd totally forgotten about it! Wow! ... View more

If you own a Wrangler, this would still be OK. Not OK, means it's on the roof. They protect for both scenarios.  ... View more

@ mpetrany in North America at least, there is an association of Rolls with a particular brand of Dijon due to a certain 1980s ad campaign. I'm not surprised if said campaign was out of step with actual British tastes (I vaguely recall the Rolls drivers in the ad having British accents but could be wrong on that). ... View more

As hard as the development prototypes? Perhaps a single one, once when at a super VIP track day event, an owner forgets to take his crazy pills in the morning. But that's just my fan fiction. ... View more