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Check out the front end. A "beak" before the Acura beak. The (Italian) marque died in the mid-1970s, but has been revived ("refounded") some years back in the late 2010s.
Here's the last car this company made.
Also named "Rivolta," but more resembles the '60s-'70s Iso Grifo (similar to early '70s Maserati Ghibli/Indy body lines).
This is really, really, reeeeeaaallly close to the mark (marque!).
That's all I can remember from the movies - otherwise I would be cheating. Being an American marque - I would venture to guess it is a Ford, but that's all I got.
That's all I can remember from the movies - otherwise I would be cheating. Being an American marque - I would venture to guess it is a Ford, but that's all I got.
AMC Javelin's a pretty good guess. And, yes, it's def a '70s muscle car.
Another hint: it's a Ford but made for sale overseas, not the USDM.
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What was the Mad Max V8 Interceptor "Pursuit Special" based upon?
Gran Turismo is my only exposure to it. Only 4 road legal produced. Thought it'd be harder.
wow I didn’t realize it was that rare. I also remember seeing an Aston Martin Lagonda, I didn’t even know that car existed, and I like square cars, I loved it.
I went to college in Atlanta and my cousin did SCCA touring racing out there so, I was at road Atlanta a lot. I was there when the Porsche GT1 flipped on the back straight.
Overall shape made me think of a fox-body Mustang, but rear window and lines from b- to c-pillar as well as the shape or the rear wheel arch suggest that it's European and from the 1990s--I'm guessing British or Italian, not German, French or Scandanavian.
Headlights and overall "boxy-ness" (and the cherry red color) sorta remind me of an Alfa SZ. But those bulges on the sides of the bonnet are odd and distinctive. Basically, I have no idea re: make and model without searching on the Net.