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    Best Looking Sedan of all time

    What do you think is the best looking sedan of all time? Please post pictures with your replies if possible.

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    The original Quattroporte.
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    The original E28 M5 has to be in the running (not the U.S models with the hideous bumpers)

    http://forum.avtoindex.com/foto/data...28_85-87_1.jpg

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    Aston Martin Rapide
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    Quote Originally Posted by lightweight View Post
    Aston Martin Rapide
    which one? The new one?
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    It was pretty much downhill from here... A and B

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    I don't know much about classics so my choices are quite limited, but the Alfa 159 looks good to me

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    Quote Originally Posted by nota View Post
    It was pretty much downhill from here... A and B
    are you a fan of underslung FWD cars?
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4 View Post
    which one? The new one?
    Wasn't the old one technically a Lagonda Rapide?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrer View Post
    Wasn't the old one technically a Lagonda Rapide?
    technically you are correct
    [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagonda_Rapide]Lagonda Rapide - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]
    However, Rapide has always been a Lagonda name (even before David Brown took over), so now an Aston Martin Rapide is a bit bullshit. Whatever they recently did to revive the name Lagonda was even worse, but that ghastly project has luckily been suspended.
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4 View Post
    are you a fan of underslung FWD cars?
    Just look at those lines .. the proportions .. from those few, absolute peak years in classic-era styling, which is the best era imo

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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4 View Post
    which one? The new one?
    To be honest I wasn't aware there was an old one. I meant the new one.

    I have to say that the old one is also good looking for its era.
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    Lot's of good ones. Jag has a few, so do the Italians. I will disagree with any BMW. I think they peaked in the late 90s with clean cut designs that looked good and age well. That doesn't mean they are close to classic. I think one that springs to my mind are the various 1960s Lincoln Continentals. Very distinct and very classy looking.

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    Some of my candidates:
    1. 1959 Buick
    2. 1957 Lincoln
    3. 1961 Lincoln
    4. Facel Vega Excellence

    There are others, but at this moment in time these are what spring to mind.
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    hmm that's a toughy. I like the Audi S5 and the Merc CLS. Classic tho has to go to the Plymouth Sport Fury

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