More rare and new rides for your eyes! Have you seen any cars that would qualify as "rare" or even "uncommon" lately?
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| Roughly a 2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe with what looks to be Vogue wheels and matte paint on it. Nice! |
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| Hyundai Elantra N - first one I've seen in the wild. |
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| Lincoln Mark LT - every time I see one of these, I have to basically get a picture because I'm like "Lincoln really made not one, but TWO pickup trucks in my lifetime!" |
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Might be hard to tell, but this truck-looking vehicle off in the distance is a Dodge Rampage, only made for 1983 and 1984! I'll put a link to an article below on the Rampage.
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| This is the 2023 Cadillac Escalade V - the ESV variant. Its the first I've seen in the wild that was owned by an actual customer, and its exhaust is LOUD AND PROUD. As it should be. |
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| Modified Jeep Gladiator |
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| Dodge Stealth - haven't seen one of these, especially a mint one, in forever! Very 90s chic styling. |
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| Saab 9-3 sedan |
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| This may look like a normal Equinox, but look more closely at the little blue "TD" next to the "Equinox" lettering. This is a diesel Equinox! Very rare, along with the Chevy Cruze Diesel - both stopped production after 2019. The only similar thing more rare than this is likely a GMC Terrain Diesel. |
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| Classic Chrysler 300! I hope Chrysler lets the modern 300 nameplate stick around for at least awhile longer (with a redesign and an electrified variant). |
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| K5 Blazer! |
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| The looks to be a customized 2007 Subaru Outback XT. |
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| Here's a valuable Pontiac: the G8 GXP |
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| Here's some prototypes of the Hummer EV SUV testing. |
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| The 11th generation of the Ford Thunderbird was made from 2002-2005. This owner had their Thunderbird registered as a classic car since it was 20 years old, allowing them to not have to put tags on it. I'm thinking of doing the same for my Bravada when its 20 years old. But note - you have to only drive it a certain amount of miles per year to qualify. |
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| This is most definitely the new Dodge Hornet (a.k.a. the Alfa Romeo Tonale) crossover undergoing testing. The taillights match Dodge's current design language and this was near Auburn Hills, Michigan when I got this picture. The Tonale has different rear taillights, but a similar headlight design. |
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The Telluride is one of the fastest selling vehicles in North America, and it routinely has some of the largest markups and lowest inventory at dealers too. I see some on roads, but not many in the grand scheme of things. This Telluride here has custom brake calipers.
 | | This is very likely the upcoming redesigned Maserati Gran Turisimo, based on other spy shots I've seen. This was also taken near Auburn Hills. |
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