Here are some.

Morris Minor - I owned one of these - great car to drive, and curiously the new Mini is closer to this car in size and interior layout than the original Mini. The Minor was designed by Alec Issigonis, who was responsible for the original Mini.

Triumph Roadster - a great looking car.

Ford Anglia 105E - possibly known to our American friends as the car the Weasley boys in the Harry Potter books flew around in.

 

I think forum member "MMZ_TimeLord" has one of these.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...5&d=1228246077
only it's a 2dr. "Street Rod".

 

A friend of mine in college days had one ... he neglected that car something awful, but it just continued to run and run and run ...

 

I think the last three posts are on the wrong thread! You guys should be looking for the "fugly" thread.

 

This is going to be a major wrench in the works but I love this car... alot..
*not all camaros, just the f-bomb.

 

You guys do know that the word "beautiful" is in the title ?????

 

This thread has been quiet for a while, so I thought I'd revive it.

DUESENBERG any one of them!!

 

Maserati Gran Turismo S


Datsun 240Z


Aston Martin DBS


Audi S5

 

Back in the day, my brother had one of these in silver. Always thought the style was "cool".

 

Two of my alltime favorites too, would also have to add '69 Pontiac Grand Prix

 

No doubt the Gumpert Apollo is a stunning car. But it's stunning from an engineering, performance and driving standpoint. Aesthetically it's sort of a mess, but when you design strictly for performance you sort of let aesthetic design fall where it will. True beauty is beside the point, and hardly the goal. While I would love to own one and would even cherish just a ride in one, it certainly won't fit the bill of "most beautiful car design".

You want something brand spanking new that is drop dead gorgeous? I give you the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. Una macchina bella!

 

I like this, wish I had an extra $150.000 2008 Ronn Motors Scorpion This Hybrid Hydrogen automobile will be a limited production of 200 vehicles. Twin turbo, refrigerated intercoolers, carbon fiber body, mid engine, 450 horsepower, 2,100 lbs. $150,

 

I have yet to see one of these in the flesh, but I think it looks great in the photos.

 

There was one at Cars & Coffee here in Irvine a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately for me I didn't go that weekend. Dammit!!!

 

Got to go back to my first love. 1969 XKE

 

Really? So what part is turbo charged? What exactly is hybrid about it? Refrigerated Intercoolers? And only 2,100 lbs? Unless it has paper mache for an interior, I doubt it. Even with CF I doubt it.

 

A few cars from my youth that really roped me into being a car guy...

1980-1982 Corvette, pure sex, looks like it's vacuuming up the road. I have one as a project car right now:


1977 Bandit Replica Trans Am, definitely on my top 5 to acquire list:


1970 RS/Z28 Camaro: Has to be the RS with the split bumper




Ok, now I am going to cheat, this is not exactly a production car..The Coyote from the tv series Hardcastle and McCormick...I was actually willing to watch the show, just ot see the car.. it's a modified Manta Montage kit car...would love to find one some day

 

Lamborghini Reventon

 

That whole era had some of the most gorgeous vehicles with the worst performance. But that's easily addressed

 

Go back to post 16, if that isn't our roof line! Wow, wonder if Eric ever saw that. Even the front glass mimics the original Crossfire prototype. By the way whatever that is its beautiful.