Which vehicle do you wish was available in USA? (2012, engines, diesel)

[cats234]

And the R34 GTR

[Gimme3steps]

A brand new, zero mileage '67 Camaro RS

[69GSstage1]

Honda Civic Type R, the same one available in Japan.

[jlawrence01]

Peugeot 207

I was hoping to get one as a company car while working in Mexico.

[parentologist]

The extended Prius, with two extra seats in the back, to make it a seven seater. They have it in Europe, but in US Toyota wants to sell us SUVs. Also would love to see the hybrid Sienna minivan here - again, Toyota wants to sell us gas-guzzling SUVs.

[Yuptag]

Originally Posted by Cheektowaga_Chester

Toyota Hilux. It's basically a slightly heavier duty Tacoma but it also has a diesel option(s).

You can bring it in via Mexico.

[Yuptag]

Toyota Aygo (fun little car)
Honda Civic Type R and Type S
Hilux

[Yellow Jacket]

VW Amarok (sold in Mexico)
Ford Falcon (sedan and ute)
Holden Ute
Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R

[fennec2009]

Diesel Mazda6 wagon (More wagon options in general, really. Hatchbacks don't have enough cargo space)

Land Rover Defender

[StealthRabbit]

Originally Posted by CaptainNJ

is this the "id like to see more diesel" thread?

GTD 6 spd, as in MANUAL TRANNY..., yes Americans can be taught to shift...
Diesel minivans (there are plenty here in SE Asia today, also many available in Canada)
HD Diesel mini trucks than know how to WORK and HAUL (yes, the rest of the world has these)
I would be happy with the older versions too.

I would kinda like to have one of those Euro Tour buses with the snack "bar" in the 'basement' and sleeping berths, as well as conventional (2nd and 3rd class) seating upstairs.

But... I DON"T want the car prices required in most International Locations

I would have to be paying A LOT more than the $35-$100 that I can buy a car from USA Towing Auctions.

(USED BEATERS~ $10k in many countries with only a couple yrs left on registration certificate.)

Car ownership is REALLY a privilege and status symbol in many countries.