QOTD: Additional Branding for the Special Vehicular Feels?

They used to be commonplace, but the last decade or so has seen this automotive phenomenon fade from memory. Today we talk special branded editions, and how it’s time for them to make a comeback.

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QOTD: Can You Build an Ideal Crapwagon Garage? (Part VII: Vans)

In last week’s Crapwagon Garage QOTD, we combined truck and station wagon to create an SUV, picking five winners. In part VII of the series, we’ll combine truck and station wagon a bit differently and end up with a van.

That’s right, it’s time for some #vanlife (ugh). Car-based minivans also apply, so we’re not limited to things like the sweet Safari GT above.

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QOTD: What's Your Favorite Special Edition Vehicle?

Yesterday’s post about the excellent Bill Blass Lincoln Continental Mark V got me thinking: Maybe I could [s]wear a white, double-breasted suit with gold buttons to work[/s] inquire about the multitude of other special editions for the Question of the Day today.

Like Mr. Casey mentions, Lincoln used special editions from the ’70s through the ’90s, which is about the same time (give or take) other manufacturers were doing the same thing.

So tell me, what’s your favorite special edition?

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  • Kevin Oh, the confusion. This just totally shoots my plans of buying an Audi.
  • Kendahl Why no AWD in V8 powered models of the Charger and Challenger?
  • Tassos Again, once more I beg you to SEPARATE your columns into REAL used cars and COLLECTIBLE cars of the day, such as this one.I have no nostalgia for this heap of junk or any other vintage Chevy, even Corvettes. If you find a 50s-60s Lincoln, let me know.
  • Socrates77 I had an 87' I never missed a car so much.
  • Tim Healey Have to check on the Last Call stuff. As for Hornet, will be on sale this year.