90s Classics?
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90s Classics?
Now, perhaps I'm totally bonkers and I know it's french and I also know they break an awful lot but,
The peugeot 406 coupe was a lovely little car, went nicely when it wasn't broken and to this day is still pretty good looking. Not bad for a 96 car really and I wonder if that has something to do with pininfirina or if they were just lucky?
Aside from the S2000 what cars from the 90s still look nice today?
The peugeot 406 coupe was a lovely little car, went nicely when it wasn't broken and to this day is still pretty good looking. Not bad for a 96 car really and I wonder if that has something to do with pininfirina or if they were just lucky?
Aside from the S2000 what cars from the 90s still look nice today?
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Originally Posted by lower,Nov 13 2008, 02:13 PM
S2000 is barely from the 90's.
Mk2 MR2 should be a classic in the future.
Mk2 MR2 should be a classic in the future.
I loved that MR2 but in truth I'm not convinced the shape is still as pretty as other cars from the same era, the Supra in both the 90s models was and is truly great.
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There won't be any integrales left. They break down more often than TVR's.
I love the looks of the 406 coupe too. Occasionally a bog standard car maker gets something right.
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I love the looks of the 406 coupe too. Occasionally a bog standard car maker gets something right.
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FTO, if that counts. I do like the MK2 MR2s as well but I'm not sure it'll ever live down the image associated with the sort of people that bought them. 
I've always really like the early 90s shape Celica.
I've always really like the early 90s shape Celica.
