
r/regularcarreviews

1976 Pontiac - Beautiful Faces, Beautiful Figures
"The Last Pontiac Survivor" The Official car of...
"The one who have seen everything before the Pontiac was closed" (Stay strong my brother)
2002 Nissan 'Red Stage' Dealer Catalog - Sedans, Sportscars, Minivans, Heavy Trucks and a Forklift
What are some regular classic cars from the 50s, 60s & 70s once common that are now rare or extinct?
I want to focus on cars that you’d rarely see at a car show and used to be common when new, but are non-existent and/or rare. Of course you have plenty of classic cars with plenty of examples left that you’d likely find. 55 to 57 Bel Airs, VW Beetles, 1st and 2nd Gen Chevelle’s, Most Classic Muscle Cars, Falcon’s, etc.
Here’s some examples that I can think of:
1952 Allstate
AMC Ambassador Wagon
Early 70s Plymouth Cricket (and most Chrysler’s Built in Europe)
Plymouth Arrow (and a lot of Mitsubishi rebadges from Chrysler from this era)
Future collectable or forgettable? Last year of production
Just a regular car in my neighborhood
Collectible or Forgettable?: Triumph TR7
Triumphant or Trouble?
(I found this one up for auction next week on biddergy, just as an FYI)
Crown Firecoach c̶o̶n̶v̶e̶r̶t̶i̶b̶l̶e̶, the official truck of...?
Should I buy it?
waggonne with stick shift
update: I BOUGHT IT
I joined them, I UNDERSTAND NOW, IT IS A JEEP THING
I pass by this shop/gas station on my morning commute and spotted these rarities wasting away in the lot.
Renault Vel-Satis, the official car of?
What are some good examples of very different cars that share the same engine?
i'll go first. i always got a laugh out of the 2nd gen 4 cylinder Nissan Frontiers sharing the QR25DE with the Altimas and Sentra SE-Rs of the same age.
2016 Buick Encore with peeling paint already, interesting for a car only 10 years old.
Must be a defect.