Or a Nissan 180SX/240SX convertible ?

Looks like a 2nd gen Mazda RX-7 convertible

I never said "mint"...

By the way, what's the red convertible in the Eunos picture? Some sort of US grey import?

Regarding the doors and the sills, the 32B-Passat is not really in mint condition.

And the alleged hyper rarity doesn't bother me - not as the yellow rarity in the background.

This month (actually taken on November 30) on Golf II survivors:


Rover Mini with what appears to be a Mark I/Mark II grille. dsl?


A Trophy to find one in this day and age, especially in this condition:


I can't even recall if I ever saw one of these in person:


And as a bonus, a hyper rarity for sale in this month's AUTO BILD KLASSIK:

My mom has that version. Hers isn't a hybrid, and it's silver.

And just seen today: an actual JDM Subaru Forester. Silver with yellow and purple (!) camo, Forester sticker above the windscreen. It was not only RHD, it had the JDM logo as well.

This is so unique in Germany I bet with a little luck I can find it online.

After at least ten years I finally encountered one of these again:

P.S. in that collection is a VW Käfer - the one and only car in history, which had a registration from Antarctica.

US Beetle Turbo S (our top insect was the RSI) with some rather cheap tuning:


Corvette C7 that came out slightly blurry:

In front of it was a US spec Mercedes W163, but not very special as you see those here occasionally.