The "guess-what-car" game

[Leonardo9613]

[TrackpadUser]

Lets continue the trend with an other obscure microcar.

And before anyone asks, it was, in fact, road legal in its country of origin.

[TrackpadUser]

Alright, time for some hints:

#1 The company that made this is better known for its ATVs and snowmobiles.

[Noporian]

Is it the Bombardier Nev?

[TrackpadUser]

Yes it is

[Noporian]

Ȟëŕéš ŧȟë ŋëẃ óńé:

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PS: I dare you to try image searching that, it'll just turn up with a bunch of pink fabric.

[Leonardo9613]

right, I guess that is taking search proofing to a whole new level. Could the image have more than 10 pixels at least?

[TrackpadUser]

If you want pictures that don't show up on image search, without having to make some unicorn vomit out of them, I would recommend e-bay and classifieds.

That's what I did with the NEV and it worked fairly well with no editing apart from removing a few stickers that the owner had put on the car.

[Leonardo9613]

Is the 10 pixel unicorn vomit a Mazda MX3?

[Noporian]

It's not an mx3
i can't really make a more high res image of this car for reasons unexplained without revealing it

[Leonardo9613]

just find a better image and also, please avoid making this sort of stuff. My latest post here was to prove a point (which was: don't google search otherwise we will end up with a thread that looks like a carnival alegory), I truly hope that this doesn't continue as a trend. And tiny images are just awful.

[TrackpadUser]

Like I said, except if it is some very rare car, try looking around on ebay or your local classifieds.

Or just don't care about people cheating and ruining their fun.

[Noporian]

Here's a much better image that i got after a while of searching around

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[TrackpadUser]

Any hints? It has been more than a day now.

[NiuYorqCiti]

Is it a Wiesmann?