guess this car
 

and no, i don't really have a clue either

mazda MX6?

nope

:woowoo: :eek:

Manta?

def not a Manta.. i think it's something american.. or atleast US market

isuzu? :D

It is (or was?) a Chevrolet Cavalier 2-door Coupe, early 90s vintage. The curved bottom of the rear side window line gives it away.

the chevy world car? as in Ascona... good call Per

Yes, also the doorhandles en locks are identical

is says isuzu on the back, but since isuzu is GM too it sure is the isuzu clone of the ascona/cavalier and some Holden..

it also says pontiac transport on the back and (ford) Explorer

Nissan SX200??

Yeah, it's the same chassis, the GM J-car. It included the Opel Ascona, Chervolet Cavalier, Cadillac Cimarron, Isuzu Aska and quite a few more versions as well, such as Buick, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Holden, Vauxhall and probably a couple of others I cant think of.

My first thought was a Honda accord, but after some research that wasn't it, also no Nissan.

Searched for the Isuzu aska on Google, but didn't find any model that looks a little like this

That is because the Isuzu Aska wasnt made in the Coupe bodystyle. As far as I can remember, only a few of the US models were made in this body style, the Chevy and maybe the Olds and Pontiac. This American Coupe bodystyle was introduced after the Ascona was taken out of production.

This Isuzu is the same car, but it was only made as a 4-door. You can see that the design of the doors is identical to an Ascona C.




It's funny that you mention the Honda Accord though, as the last version of the Isuzu Aska was a rebadged version of the Honda Accord. There was also a Subaru Legacy rebadged as an Isuzu Aska, and this was the Aska generation between the GM J-car and the Accord version.

That's a whole lot of uninteresting information you're giving there :thumbup:

Lol :D

is it me, or is that Isuzu quite a good looking car?

i have another one, it probably says so on the showboard in th back.. but i can't read it?