The Unicorn sighting thread.

Opel Senator B - first time seeing that one in person!

In reply to Slippery :

Yes, DB6

Saw a pair of unicorns on the way home from school today.

Parked an an RV store I stopped at yesterday.  Apparently belongs to an employee in his mid 70s that likes doing burnouts down the street. 

Not a car I ever liked, but it's condition is still painful.

It's for sale too... 7500 Canuck bucks

A couple from Asheville this past spring.

I'd never seen a Toyota Sera in person, love the gullwing doors.

And a nice small Buick - great style.

Saw this at Roebling this fall. Zenos E10s. Never heard of it. Company started by designers who worked on the Elise. About 100 made, only a handful made it to the US.

In reply to sevenracer :

The Toyota Sera had Butterfly doors. They are what inspired the butterfly doors on the McLaren F1.

I think that some cars that were once somewhat common, and have now all disappeared do to attrition could count as unicorns too. For example, a lot of the less popular '70s Datsuns.  vidmate

mobdro

Not a unicorn, but straight from the motherland with German plates and all:

I wasn't expecting this street registered Tucker Sno-Cat in NH. 

Also saw a beautiful Audi 200 Avant but didn't get the phone out in time

I've never been a vw guy, but it feels like it must be >5 years since I've seen a mkii/iii on the streets. Always had a soft spot for the mkiii after f&f

In reply to tremm :

And that one looks to be quite a clean example. 

buzzboy said:

I wasn't expecting this street registered Tucker Sno-Cat in NH. 

Also saw a beautiful Audi 200 Avant but didn't get the phone out in time

I have sat where you took that picture waiting for the left turn signal to change approximately 10,000 times in my lifetime.   I’m going to make a wild guess that may have been heading out onto the bay to prep for the pond hockey tournament.  Cool catch!

Saw this BMW in one of the Anne Arundel Medical Center parking garages the other day.