Cars of Coolhaven

A new year, and lots of new visitors. Not surprisingly, with so many nice car pictures online. Las month, the top ten wasn’t very exciting, well, this first new list is harboring a little, ugly gold-and-silver surprise! Mercedes 220 SE (W111) fin body (2) Toyota Landcruiser BJ45 HT LD (1) fiat 126 (abarth) (3) BMW […]

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Now this is a rare find in Rotterdam. In fact, I think I never ever have seen one of these cars before, well, at least not consiously aware of it. The Sunbeam Alpine, being the vintage British, slick and slender sports car with a group of admirers, is a more ‘common’ car to spot, but […]

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Well, normally I don’t stop to take pictures of these cars, but this particular one had such nice alloy shoes he immediately draws your attention. When a BMW 645 is parked, you tend not to notice the nice 4.4 liter V8, and start looking at the details. And since lots of you consider pictures of […]

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Well, not a very rare car, probably, but as with the new Fiat 500, the first one is always nice to look at. So enjoy the pictures of my first, and probably last, Mini Cooper Clubman. In a Hot Chocolate paint scheme, if I am not mistaken. The lads from Top Gear absolutely detest this […]

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Burton Car Company is the coolest and biggest sports car manufacturer in The Netherlands. Or, at least, that is what they proclaim on their website. But, granted, the Citroën 2cv rebuilds certainly look nice. I think the wheels on this particular black and white ‘funcar’ could have been a bit more, well, muscular, but still. […]

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To all you people who say that driving a big SUV or 4*4 within city limits is nonsense…. I would like to see you do this will a Yaris 😉

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Feast your eyes out on this tupperware cabrio! You can spot cars on the strangest places, I ran into this rather unknown car in front of a day care centre. I can’t find much about the car on the internet, but it appears that this car was only produced by Ford Australia… It is a […]

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Yet another little MGB. This bright blue baby is from 1974 or beyond. Due to US import regulations, the lovely chrome bumper on this nice little tourer had to be replaced by these fat, butt-ugly, black rubber bumpers. Quoted straight from Wikipedia: The new, steel-reinforced black rubber bumper at the front incorporated the grille area […]

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