Matra Murena :

Not running, but in the yard of a house near my place, a Simca 8 Coupé:


I also have pictures of a 911 Gt3, a Lancia Stratos, a corvette C2 cabrio and some other "special cars", but as they have been shot during a meeting of classic and luxury cars which takes place each month here in Toulouse, I'm not sure they're worth being here...

Indeed, but you could make a new topic for these if you wish to share them

Make a new topic, or give the link to an already existing gallery that I should feed more often

Toyota MR2.

Here it was normally sold as MR, like in France ("MR2" read in French sounds like "Eh merde", meaning "Oh shit").
This one had a MR2 badge and the rear bumper looks US-style (narrow plate).

Some random, recently met classics.
MB W116:


Corvette C3:


"Type 1", not the best condition , but somewhat "climatic" IMO:

License plate of an acquaintance of mine recently returned from deployment in Germany:



Range Rover Evoque in a less than flattering position:



No pictures, but I also recently saw my first of the 2015 Chevrolet Suburban and of Virginia's new standard-issue license plate with the "Virginia is for Lovers" slogan.

Dodge with EU-plate :



(usually here we were seeing these as Chrysler, and now as Lancia)

"QQ" is the newest code for private cars of US-servicemen. As it seems, as the older "HK" they are only issued in the size for farming vehicles/small motorbikes (German plates in the exact US-size are rare, because not everywhere available, so mostly you take this size), while other codes, for example the oldest "AF" and "AD" are always in the European size.
I'm not sure, but maybe by that the US Army separates between cars, brought with you from home and cars, bought in Europe.
@CougarTim: for more informations I would be thankful.

These plates are made in the German style, but every detil is different. The coloured TÜV-sticker is a holed fake and where on the regular Euro-plates the EU-star sits on hte blue bar left, these US-servicemen-cars have the NATO-star.

As it seems, works my Imageshack-account again. Before I check all my vacation-pics, let's try it first.

Seen last Saturday on the Autobahn A3 between Bonn and Frankfurt:





A few houses away in my street spotted a few days before leaving:





One day before leaving on a local spare parts market:



Sorry, Commander57, the Dutch dealer has bought it shortly before at another dealer (of course for much less money) and didn't know any further details:





On the same event something for Gamer:

Pic from our USA-Southwest-trip this March:

Airport Amsterdam-Schiphol. My wife says, they are Range Rover:



Our rental car:



San Francisco:



Never noticed before, that the US-spec 1967-only version had specific front wings!





A few meters away, probably same owner:







The idiot accelerated too fast, that the pic failed













For taking these pics, the road to Point Bonita ws closed. Prototype? 0-Series?






Never thought, that these were running in the USA! But without an official registration, so it seems, they are only for the Presidio-area.





This has a registration:





At the Chevron-sation in Cambria/CA:

=> (Summer 2014, ie) 2015 Luxury Lincoln MKC in the making of a commercial or of a promotional documentary for Lincoln dealers?

Hollywood/Beverly Hills

Sorry, this pic failed Owned by David Arquette.
























Sorry chicomarx, I've tried it a dozen times, but I cannot turn it

^ Not a thing of lasting beauty really. I bet a few footballers buy them.

"One day before leaving on a local spare parts market:"
Nice Vanden Plas 1300 - unusual "Mk3" version (no wing indicators), although for pub quiz fans the last UK built ADO16 was actually a VdP on 19 June 74.

At the Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life in Coatbridge, a 1969 Singer Chamois for dsl: https://www.flickr.com/photos/90054193@N02/13720372575/

Entering the parking at the Hoover Dam:

What time does the museum open tomorrow morning?

10a.m. and free entry! Well worth a visit if you're in the area.

I bet you had a blast in California, USA ingo

I got back from Rome today. You probably going to burst out laughing: I saw a R55 Mini with an R50 hood, lights and grille. I was surprised the indicators ended so suddenly! Also, something for Walter snuck into the lower left corner of the pic.

Otherwise I saw a Fiat repair shop. They had a Vignale Gamine (!!!!) in front of their shop. Also, tons of Fiat 500s and Pandas (dating from between 1999 and 2002, not common MYs in Germany) and:
A Daf 44
A Citroen DS
A green VW Bug
A DR 5
A Fiat 500 Giardieniera
A Fiat 1500 (the old one, 1935-1950) pickup
A Fiat 900T or one of its siblings
The popemobile (we got to see the Pope!)