Spotted or stumbled upon in a fit of internet, from my personal experience you can find some really interesting names out there. Onuk Sazan for a start. First supercar and second sports car to be made, in Turkey. From what little info I could find, they say there's only 5 built a year at a price of 200,000 Euros.

Some sort of 1900s-1910s car that looked like the Model T.

Mitsuoka Galue III.

Based on a Nissan Fuga/Infiniti M, this looks like a shrunk Rolls-Royce/Jaguar XJ.

I don't know much about really old cars, so basically anything before 1925 is a Model T for me XD

...that's so cringy and aggravating to hear, but I'm not that loyal of a Ford person.

right hand drive Nissan Cedric

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