I have seen a couple of old cars around here that looked a bit like muscle cars, but I haven't been able to identify them yet.

Desscythe17 wrote
had you a nice trip?
After that you will became a reference in brzailian cars :-)

Rinspeed wrote
It was okay, it was my first long distance flight ever and I couldn't sleep very well, but I had no big complaints.

I might be a reference for Brazilian cars when my Portuguese gets better. I spent one and a half hour in a taxi and I saw so many cars I don't know. It's wonderful. You see a lot of Chevrolet Agile, Celta, Fiat Uno/Mille, Ford Ka, Fiesta, VW Gol and Fox around here and much more. Also cars I know with different names, like Opels badged as Chevrolets or the Astra sedan being called Vectra here.. It's really fascinating for someone who loves cars. There is also some Chinese cars on the road here, something I've never seen before.

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Desscythe17 wrote
Fiat Palio also? Citroen Aircross? Renault Clio 2 facelifted like a Clio 4? Renault Sandero...

Rinspeed wrote
Yes! All of those, I forgot. I really like the Aircross, I think it looks better than "our" C3 Picasso.
I also saw a couple of those small Mitsubishi Pajeros that were built in Brazil: webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=8599

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Desscythe17 wrote
is there some american cars?

Rinspeed wrote
I saw a brand new Chevrolet Malibu inside a dealership and a Ford Fusion which is sold as Mondeo in Europe on the road. There is a good couple of American trucks around.

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