This one can't go without comments! Where to start, it definitely looks like they crossed 2 totally finished cars. Looking at that side profile, maybe they used 4 cars. Couldn't they have made a much more successful wagon than hatchback? It would be hilarious to build one of those up as a sleeper.
Well this doesn't have a "decoy trunk". You can tell it's some kind of a wagon-hatch thing. But there is a definite sedanness that really does pull your mind away from that.
Super rare catch! These were not officially imported, but were expensively modified by a place in Texas to be driven here legally. These were expensive cars to begin with too!
Not many of these around here in Spain, but in its first years of production you could see quite a few of these. The lack of reliability of the electronics sent many of them to the scrapyard
Best of OPC. 
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This one can't go without comments! Where to start, it definitely looks like they crossed 2 totally finished cars. Looking at that side profile, maybe they used 4 cars. Couldn't they have made a much more successful wagon than hatchback? It would be hilarious to build one of those up as a sleeper.
Well this doesn't have a "decoy trunk". You can tell it's some kind of a wagon-hatch thing. But there is a definite sedanness that really does pull your mind away from that.
Best of 2010.
Actually this car was also produced as a proper station wagon, in addition to the hatch. Very cool design in my opinion.
Super rare catch! These were not officially imported, but were expensively modified by a place in Texas to be driven here legally. These were expensive cars to begin with too!
Such a unique look...love it.
Not many of these around here in Spain, but in its first years of production you could see quite a few of these. The lack of reliability of the electronics sent many of them to the scrapyard
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