Starting to run out of categories to fill.. So i guess i will go to the Asian one. This is the toughest one for me. Not a huge fan of cars from Asia. More of a European guy. i must be missing something this car msut have been picked and if it has i will come up with something else.
Starting to run out of categories to fill.. So i guess i will go to the Asian one. This is the toughest one for me. Not a huge fan of cars from Asia. More of a European guy. i must be missing something this car msut have been picked and if it has i will come up with something else.
So i will Select the Mitsubishi EVO X
I'm with you Tim; not much on the Asian front that interests me at this point. I'm pretty sure you are good with the EVO X as it was still on my list. I think it is a pretty solid pick at this point of the draft. Luckily I've got a back up plan for the Asian category that I think is a bit of sleeper.
Guess it's my turn.. I think. By the way.. changed my Ferrari 458 to concept.
I looked, searched, and I am pretty sure this has not been picked yet.
So for my convertible, I am going to select the Honda S2000.
In honour of the late great John Hughes, Lemelin's Lemmings are proud to select with their 15th pick in the CP car draft... the Wagon Queen Family Truckster from National Lampoon's Vacation in the Movie category.
Any car that can nearly get Clark Griswold some sexy time with Christie Brinkley is cool in my books. This car also carries over the theme of my 80's car selection, the Ferrari 308, driven by Ms. Brinkley.
The screenplay was written by John Hughes, based on his short story in National Lampoon Magazine, Vacation '58 (the screenplay changes the year to 1983). The original story is (reportedly) a fictionalized account of his own family's ill-fated trip to Disneyland (changed to Walley World for the film) when Hughes was a boy. The success of the movie helped launch his screenwriting career.
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Sorry guys, I ran into a little problem yesterday as the car a planned to use as my exotic isn't in production yet. Work has been kind of busy so I haven't had any luck trying to find an alternative yet so I will just make a different pick.
With our 16th selection in the CP Car Draft, Lemelin's Lemmings are please to select in the Race Car category... the Lotus 79.
It is considered by many the most significant and respected racing car design of all time... Nicknamed 'Black Beauty' by the press and F1 fans alike, for its graceful design and sleek profile and its black and gold livery through sponsorship by John Player Special cigarettes, the Lotus 79 was instantly competitive...
The Lotus 79 dominated the 1978 Formula One season winning the constructor's championship and giving Mario Andretti his only driver's title in Formula One.
All that is great but the real reason I chose this car is because I vividly remember playing with a toy one of them as a kid and thinking it was the coolest car.