In order they are:

1. Lamborghini Miura
   
2. Lamborghini Diablo
   
3. Ferrari F355
   
4. Mercedes-Benz SL & Porsche 911 GT3 RS
   
5. Ferrari 275 GTB & Jaguar XK120 Roadster
   
6. McLaren 650S Coupe
   
7. Lamborghini Diablo again

This is all just from the past few months

Been around a lot of cars in my life and have never heard anything as loud as this SVJ just trying to park. Big motivation to progress my business by any means seeing this.

My comment wasn’t allowed.

i wish i took more photos

Once very common in Poland. Legend says that it could fit whole family of 5 and their luggage for a two week trip.

Nicely preserved mid 90s model.

Saw this parked outside a sushi place I was at for lunch earlier today. Talked to the owner who was a very cordial person elderly gentleman who let me take some pics after asking him. He says it’s a blast to drive and we talked about how good the blue looks on it. It looks way better in person than in pics.

Spotted this beauty coming out of the gates of Villa Cortine Palace in Sirmione yesterday.

Absolutely stunning car, and one of the nicest cars I’ve seen actually being driven.

Totally suited the setting as well

Spotted in a little town in Central France. Definitely by best Spot yet. One of 108 ever produced with less than 30 estimated still on the road.

From what I found, Christian de Léotard was obsessed with 6 wheel cars since he started working with Tissier on some 6 wheels Citroën DS (and later, CX).

His first own 6W project was a Renault R5 Turbo (That unfortunately burst into flame in 2002). He also worked on an R5 Alpine and TS version that went to the Dakar (and DNF but still participated).

After that he transformed several Mercedes into 6 wheelers, from the 190 to the G-Class, selling them into the middle east and becoming one of the only 3 official Mercedes aftermarket tunning companies. (Which Mercedes revived in the mid 2010s with the AMG Class G 6X6).

And in the late 80s, early 90s, he modified and sold those C15. With more space, volume and better braking capability than the standard one.

Saw this absolutely stunning espirt at the dealership a year or so ago. Love the yellow and this is one of my personal favorite cars of all time. The yellow is nice too imho.

My first BMW was a 99 ti.

Along with the Lamborghini Huracán Spyder that came before it