The Unicorn sighting thread.

after the Bradley university basketball game

gts america

W116.120 and in the same color as mine!

Peachtree Industrial Blvd Duluth GA 

I've seen two ID BUZZ in the last couple weeks. Unfortunately I was driving and they were on the opposite side of the freeway both times.

 Forget those silly Waymo cars with steering wheels and pedals. Zoox baby!

Not a unicorn in Milan but still I wish I had one of these.

and now a unicorn for Europe.

This was at the local supermarket this morning.  

My brothers Isuzu VehiCROSS. 

Ive seen this guy driving this car about a dozen times over the past 6 years or so.  Always nice seeing someone drive something that should be driven.

Couldn't grab a pic, but I saw a Plymouth Acclaim yesterday, not in a junkyard, out on the street heading to the store. It was like seeing the last Passenger Pigeon flying past...

This Maybach spends a lot of time at the Benz dealership, either it gives a lot of trouble or belongs to someone who works there...looking at the pic more closely, I should've checked for a handicap permit...

Another recently spotted one, when's the last time you saw a Dodge Stratus? Also look at how amazing my phone's camera is at focusing on the tiny flecks of dirt on my windshield. Does it every time.

Wow, for being relatively new, it's amazing how few stratuses are still around. 

I barely ever see 1st gen Geo Prizms anymore, much less the hatchback version.  Spotted it just a bit north of Dayton, OH.

GameboyRMH said:

Another recently spotted one, when's the last time you saw a Dodge Stratus? Also look at how amazing my phone's camera is at focusing on the tiny flecks of dirt on my windshield. Does it every time.

You can tap on the phone screen to focus the camera. In this case, point the camera at the Stratus, notice that it's not in focus, so tap on the Stratus on the screen. A yellow box will appear on the screen, then it should focus on the car.

In reply to RacerBoy75 :

Yeah my camera app does have click-to-focus. The problem is that when I do that, it usually misses whatever I'm trying to click on outside of the windshield for some tiny fleck of dirt on the windshield between the phone and the thing outside. It will do this repeatedly, dutifully bringing those dirt particles into sharp focus again and again. The dirt is closer. The dirt is important. The dirt is real. My camera app says reject cool cars, embrace dirt.

Centurion was known for doing a lot of custom coach work for Ford vehicles. Today I learned that they also built some Chevy trucks. From what info I could dig up on the internet, they only made 27 Chevrolets per year using the GMT400 body style. 
 

This one is a 1997 extended cab.

No pics, but today on my way home there was a dude or dudette riding a 70s metal flake brown Honda CB 550 or 750. No wind protection devices to be seen.

It was mid 20s, I was cold walking the dog at 2mph today 😮

Marietta GA.  I think this is his daily. 

I forgot this thread.  I saw a GEM pickup on a trailer in rural Ohio.

GEMs were kei truck sized EVs from the 90s.  They had a weird plastic body that is pretty easy to spot once you know them, and used a bank of 12v deep cycle batteries under the bed.  They were not street legal as their top speed was about 20mph.

Nice to see not molested.  Marietta GA 

Another Maybach at the Merc dealer. Nice Civic in the background

Pete. (l33t FS) said:

I forgot this thread.  I saw a GEM pickup on a trailer in rural Ohio.

GEMs were kei truck sized EVs from the 90s.  They had a weird plastic body that is pretty easy to spot once you know them, and used a bank of 12v deep cycle batteries under the bed.  They were not street legal as their top speed was about 20mph.

My old boss(we rented fiberglass dune buggies at the time) now rents GEM cars to people at the local campgrounds. He delivers them to your campsite. His are street legal and do 35(the local speed limit).