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List of Smileys	[quote=ingo,21537]I forgot one car: Namibia 2006, 4000 km across the country with a 2003 Nissan Navarra. It had the name "Hardbody" on the back. I don't know, if it was coming from South Africa or if it was a direct import from Japan. Oh, annother one is missing: New Zealand 1998: two 1986 Honda Civic Shuttle (the first one broke down), used imported from Japan, rented by "Rent-a-wreck" in Auckland. At this place you could have seen the real slapstick-scene, where my friend (1.90 meter, 155 kilogrammes) and me (1.89 meter, 105 kilogrammes) have tried to enter our first try of a rental car, a 1987 Honda Jazz. It was not possible, definetely not. We couldn't sit in the car.[/quote]
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ingo

With Urkrainian plates.

@ecclefan: is it worth to travel there?

antp

yes, mk3

taxiguy

What is that car? A Ford Mondeo? :think:

ecclefechan

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3067/2645958347_e0059d9520_o.jpg

Just that, this summer.

I've also driven a Dodge Intrepid around a car park in Florida in 2003, but that doesn't really count.

antp

Daihatsu Terios

ingo

What's this for a car?
http://www.pacificislandtravel.com/easter_island/cars/cars_i98.jpg

This one -in white- was our rental-car, whose name I cannot remember.

marioman3138

the Camary was a 2006 model, and the Commodore was the new model, a 2007 Omega.
taxiguy-In Australia, common rental cars (4 door, 5 seats) a Camarys, Commodores and Falcolns.

taxiguy

Quote From: marioman3138

Toyota Camry, Holden Commodore

Mmmm... two of my favorite cars. You are lucky :smile:

Which generations if I might ask?

marioman3138

1980's Toyota Celica Convertible-Queensland
Pontiac Grand Am-in the USA
Crysler Sebring-in Hawaii
Toyota Aurin, Toyota Camry, Holden Commodore-all on numerous holidays

ingo

ah, Mallorca I forgot. In 1997 I dove there a VW Polo 6N.