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The caddy Cimarron came standard with a feature that caused the headliner to drop onto your head as soon as the odometer his 36k.

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Here's another complete turd that was owned for about 30 years by a guy I know here in Tulsa. Believe it or not, this started out as a very desirable short wheelbase California Spider, then Luigi Chinetti himself sent it to Zagato to completely redo the coach work and interior.
Oh dear. That's like messing with the Mona Lisa

How's this for ugly? (The Camargue actually has a small following)





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Drumroll please .................................................. .......

gentlemen: I present to you. ...... the Cadillac Cimarron!

It may not the biggest POS in history, but it was certainly one of the most over-priced.
Oh, man... That's HARSH!

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And what is the point of this scholarly thread?...
And what is the point of this^ scholarly post? That this topic isn't good enough for PPOT standards?

Damn, Denis, lighten up.
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Wasn't there a Vega offered with a built motor?
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Nice! You gotta love those early Corvairs.
As I recall reading back then, the turbo Corvair was the quickest American car when it came out.
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Wasn't there a Vega offered with a built motor?
That would be the "Cosworth" Vega. There was also a "Yenko" Vega Stinger.....both rather potent for the times.
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As I recall reading back then, the turbo Corvair was the quickest American car when it came out.
Yes there were some marketing issues b/c it was faster than the Corvette at the time. By today's standards both are a snail however.
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And what is the point of this^ scholarly post? That this topic isn't good enough for PPOT standards?

Damn, Denis, lighten up.
he's worried somebody is gonna post a 996 pic.
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he's worried somebody is gonna post a 996 pic.
Clunker for sure....Between my Corvair and my 996 I have a garage full of clunkers I guess... I keep tracking my M96 engine and it keeps not blowing up. Beating the odds!

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