If there were one car you could bring back into production
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If there were one car you could bring back into production
What would it be?
- Has to of been out of production for atleast 5 years
- Can be ANY make/model
Im still undecided on what my answer would be...
- Has to of been out of production for atleast 5 years
- Can be ANY make/model
Im still undecided on what my answer would be...
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Legend Coupe[/IMG]

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Small, lightweight, RWD, tossable, easy to mod.

1970 Buick GSX with 455... for all your who want gas mileage a 350 option was also available...
GS455: 455 V8 350 bhp @ 4,600rpm, 510 lb-ft @ 2,800 rpm.
GS350: 350 V8 315 bhp @ 4,600rpm, 410 lb-ft @ 3,200 rpm
GS350: 350 V8 315 bhp @ 4,600rpm, 410 lb-ft @ 3,200 rpm
supra TT no doubt. that would cause a huge stir in the sports car industry. they could make it with bigger turbos so it puts down 400hp stock, have limited slip diff., advanced ABS system w/stock BBK, 2 seater, lightweight, great handling and style to go up against the new ZO6 and srt-10 viper. They could even use the new 3.5L toyota block with stronger internals and probably get 450hp stock, very easy to mod the hell out of.
Originally Posted by GreenMonster
Legend 6spd Coupe.. Just to fill the hole in Acura's lineup...
Originally Posted by MSZ


As for replacing the 12-cylinder variant...I think they've got that covered.
Originally Posted by kurt_bradley
They basically replaced it with the 6 series, knowing that it would be a hot seller.

As for replacing the 12-cylinder variant...I think they've got that covered.


As for replacing the 12-cylinder variant...I think they've got that covered.


The 6 replaces the 6 series.
Originally Posted by mclarenf3387

The 6 replaces the 6 series.
Originally Posted by kurt_bradley
They hadn't had the 6 series for a number of years. Then the 8 came along. The 6 filled the void that they needed to contend with the CLK. I'm not saying it was a direct replacement. Just one to fill a segment gap.
Originally Posted by kurt_bradley
They basically replaced it with the 6 series, knowing that it would be a hot seller.











