VW Wolfsburg with Heinz Nordhoff, the man most responsible for VW's post-WWII success
Bugatti Royale
Ferarri 250 GTB
1965 Porsche 911
Duesenberg SSJ LaGrand Roadster
1937 Alfa Romeo 8C
1906-1925 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost 40/60
1929 Bentley BlowerHi folks -- what do you think were the best cars ever? In your personal life? Overall, even if you had no way to afford them?
A few I can list here (I can list many, many, more, and so can you!):
1. The Ford Model T -- no car did more to transform the 20th century than the mass assembled Model T
2. The VW Beetle -- a symbol of Germany rising form the ashes of WWII.
3. The Porsche 911 -- what do expect from someone who owns own! Sustained excellence in aesthetics and performance, from 1965 to the present.
4. BMC Mini, 1959 -- it started the front wheel drive revolution in a big way; cars for the working classes in Great Britain.
5. 1929 Bentley Lemans -- a brute.
6. Mercedes Gullwing 300 SL -- a car that again brought Germany to the forefront of automoible technology in the early 1950s. "We are back."
7. Duesenberg SJ and SSJ -- Maybe the greatest of the greatest
8. Bugatti Royale -- there is a new mdoel also with this brand name.
9. Ferarri 250 GTB -- one of the best of a long line of great cars from Italy
10. 1955 Chevrolet -- an American classic from the Golden Age (1950s) of automobiles in America. the common person's performance car from that period. "See the USA in your Chevrolet."
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