"What's this car?" Official Thread

[KenPeterson]

hi everyone....
great thread this gonna help others a lot.But first i confused to this SUV i can't figure out which car is this Mitsubishi......

[Delmaster]

It's a Mitsubishi RVR as you can read next to the backlight.

[juanelo242]

Hi. Help with these ones i found in flickr

1.The black van is a Toyota
2.The black station wagon i think is a Toyota
3.The small one is obviously a Suzuki, model please?
4.The white station wagon is also a Toyota, Crown maybe?

EDiT: Found 2: Toyota Axio Fielder.

[henk4]

third one is a Suzuki MR Wagon, (aka as Daihatsu Materia)

none of what you think are Toyotas carry a Toyota badge...but this is as far as I can help you. It might be Toyota based models from overseas production elsewhere in Asia or, but I don''t know the models.
A Crown is a far bigger RWD, sedan only, car, the station wagon looks more like an Avensis, or whatever it is called in other markets.

[IBrake4Rainbows]

We have a Toyota Voxy, a Toyota Runx (Corolla), and the last one is a Toyota Crown Athlete if I'm correct.

[henk4]

We have a Toyota Voxy, a Toyota Runx (Corolla), and the last one is a Toyota Crown Athlete if I'm correct.

Where are/were these produced and sold under these names?

[IBrake4Rainbows]

Most of these are JDM. Although the Runx I think may also be Thai.

EDIT: The Voxy and Crown Athlete are JDM. The Runx name is also JDM but the front end of this corolla shares lights with the Sedan and Wagon imported to the US and Australia. Europe got a different Hatch (Auris) which is also imported to Australia as the Corolla - where the brand name is still tremendously strong.

[juanelo242]

I found the second one: Toyota Axio Fielder. The first one is maybe a Voxy or a Noah.

[cmdvasconcelos]

Hi guys been around for some time now but this is my first post, and the main reason is because i found something that almost make cry with the name Ayrton, the full name is Tirrito Ayrton R the pics i´ve found dosen´t match the name in anyway looks like a Zonda that have been restyled with a chain saw, any one knows something about it?

[henk4]

Welcome on the forum.
I did some googling and found a car that meets your description perfectyl. It was shown at the recent Monaco Top Marquess exhibition, fitted with a BMW V10.

Angular Tirrito Ayrton R debuts in Monaco Autoblog

Personally I do hope to have seen pictures of that car for the last time.

[FastDriver]

Welcome on the forum.
I did some googling and found a car that meets your description perfectyl. It was shown at the recent Monaco Top Marquess exhibition, fitted with a BMW V10.

Angular Tirrito Ayrton R debuts in Monaco Autoblog

Personally I do hope to have seen pictures of that car for the last time.

wow that car is hideous!

[Triball]

Hi. Help with these ones i found in flickr

1.The black van is a Toyota
2.The black station wagon i think is a Toyota
3.The small one is obviously a Suzuki, model please?
4.The white station wagon is also a Toyota, Crown maybe?

EDiT: Found 2: Toyota Axio Fielder.

First one looks like Toyota Noah, second one Toyota Corolla Fielder and fourth one Toyota Mark2 Blit

[FastDriver]

Lancia Stratos

also, the reason it has a ferrari sticker on is probably because it has a ferrari 6 cyl engine in it. Although, the Lancia Stratos is worth more than most all Ferraris made in that era, All but the Ferrari F40...

[csl177]

also, the reason it has a ferrari sticker on is probably because it has a ferrari 6 cyl engine in it. Although, the Lancia Stratos is worth more than most all Ferraris made in that era, All but the Ferrari F40...

It has a Ferrari sticker on it because some bonehead put it there, not the factory. The Stratos was produced 1972-74, during which time Ferrari built the 312PB and 512 sports racers in several forms, the 365 GTB/4 and Spyder just to name a few. The Dino was of course built by Fiat and like the Stratos, never badged with the cavallino rampante. Dino and Stratos prices are pretty close save historically significant cars; Daytonas sell for a bit more with GTS's well over $750,000. All of the Ferraris mentioned are valued in multiples of Stratos prices.

The F40 came along twenty five years later, developed directly after the 288GTO.

[Ferrer]

There were three different Dino-engined raod cars, the Fiat version, the Ferrari version and the Lancia version.

The Fiat one was made because there was need for a certain number of examples to be built in order to homologate the engie for F2 usage.