G35 in the new garage.
Brian
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Originally Posted by cryhavok
Definitely NOT a G35...
Take note of the number blades on the grill and also the shape/slope of the front fascia.
And yes I have too much time on my hands
Take note of the number blades on the grill and also the shape/slope of the front fascia.
And yes I have too much time on my hands
Nice chop, btw.
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From: Redlands CA
Originally Posted by AthensBlueG
Definitely NOT a Mercedes, you mean? It's obvious from your chop that it's not a Benz in the OP's pic. No Benz emblem, and the grill blades are angled differently.
Nice chop, btw.
Nice chop, btw.
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Nope...I'm saying it is definitely a MB AMG of some sort. It may not be the exact model year of what I posted (the grill slots changed a little bit between the years/models), but the lower fascia is spot on. Characteristic of AMG to have slashes toward the emblem, while regular models get slashes away if that makes sense.
Show me another car with a lower fascia like that...
Show me another car with a lower fascia like that...
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Originally Posted by ttrank
My vote is still with the G.
Let me illustrate:
Top row from left to right : '03-'04, '05-'06 coupe
Bottom row from left to right: '03-'04, '05-'06, '07 sedan
I believe the years are correct...
And finally, an enlarged brightened image of the front fascia of the "mystery" car *cough* Mercedes Benz AMG *cough* with green arrows for emphasis.
The emblem is "hidden" by light reflection.
Last edited by cryhavok; May 16, 2007 at 04:11 AM.
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Lol 
and if you're STILL not satisfied, another little collage I made of various current AMG models showing the similar designed lower fascia (which interestingly enough looks pretty much like the "mystery car!"
) See the trend I was talking about?
Top: E class, S class, CL class, CLK class
Bottom: CLS class, SLK class, SL class
and if you're STILL not satisfied, another little collage I made of various current AMG models showing the similar designed lower fascia (which interestingly enough looks pretty much like the "mystery car!"
) See the trend I was talking about? Top: E class, S class, CL class, CLK class
Bottom: CLS class, SLK class, SL class
