Very cool and clean Citroen. Maybe a DS? I’m not sure but wow! This was a treat!

Along with 2 Classic 911 G-models, which is the same owner as the Countach

or so i believe

Is it VEE-hi-cross or VEY-IH-cross? I love these things. If I had a he cash I’d get one and trick it out all futuristic style. Perfect cyberpunk or off-world ride.

Too many doors&seats lol

Spotted a few streets over from my new apartment. Apparently only 275 were ever made.

Saw this a few weeks ago while riding home from work in Alexandria VA.

Pretty interesting story on these.

1989 Shelby CSX-VNT was a limited-production performance car based on the Dodge Shadow/Plymouth Sundance platform, developed by Carroll Shelby and Shelby Automobiles.

It was the last of the Shelby Automobiles / Dodge partnership vehicles, though Shelby continued to advise on projects here and there.

It used a 2.2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with the Garrett VNT (Variable Nozzle Turbocharger)—an early production application of variable-geometry turbo technology in a gasoline passenger car.

Output was around 175 hp and 175 lb-ft of torque, which was very strong for a compact car weighing roughly 2,600 lb.

The VNT turbo was designed to provide quicker low-RPM response while still producing strong power at higher RPM, reducing traditional turbo lag.

Shelby fitted it with a 5-speed manual transmission, upgraded suspension, larger brakes, and Shelby-specific styling, making it considerably more serious than a standard CSX.

Only 500 CSX-VNTs were produced for 1989, making it one of the rarer Shelby-branded Dodges and an interesting precursor to later high-performance turbo compacts.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shelby_CSX

Sounded mean as hell when they pulled it out.

While on a roadtrip through Southern Norway, I came across this gorgeous P1800S, built in Göteborg Sweden somewhere between 1963 and 1969. Classis elegance!