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Willravel · 08-26-2004, 07:10 PM

I don't know how many american cars are available there, so I'll only name a few.
-mid 70's to 80's Porsche 911: these can be extremly fun cars to rebuild, or just to get stock. A good friend has an '85 911 that is consistantly winning races at our local track (our local track is world renound Laguna Seca Raceway).
-1978 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class: I watched one of these drive by downtown a few weeks ago. It looked so elagant and classy. It has about 225 hp at the wheels and, if you treat it well, will last for a long time.
-early 70' Dodge Challenger: Awesome cars. If you want a topless muscle car that has a strong look and really great power, this is for you. Most people love the Dodge 'cuda, but the Challenger was the luxary version of the car, and less expensive.

Hope I helped.

08-26-2004, 07:10 PM	#3 (permalink)
Willravel ... a sort of licensed troubleshooter.	I don't know how many american cars are available there, so I'll only name a few. -mid 70's to 80's Porsche 911: these can be extremly fun cars to rebuild, or just to get stock. A good friend has an '85 911 that is consistantly winning races at our local track (our local track is world renound Laguna Seca Raceway). -1978 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class: I watched one of these drive by downtown a few weeks ago. It looked so elagant and classy. It has about 225 hp at the wheels and, if you treat it well, will last for a long time. -early 70' Dodge Challenger: Awesome cars. If you want a topless muscle car that has a strong look and really great power, this is for you. Most people love the Dodge 'cuda, but the Challenger was the luxary version of the car, and less expensive. Hope I helped.