Some More D Assortment Cars and the Audi 2-pack.

[@holdencaulfield5826]

Mostly D-Heads driving Rams & various others here in Kansas. Enjoying the restructure & archive journey.

[@CSmith-gb1sl]

Vauxhaul was related to Opel & was a Euro GM product, but now tied to GM/Stellantis.

[@Chris_Hood]

A great colourway for the RAM. Also a big eye roll 🙄 for the Reverse Rake, 90% of how I'm disappointed with or make fun of that truck stems from the goofy stance. It could have been so improved by being either lifted or stock height but never. . . *THAT.* 😂 Honestly I laugh at this RAM nearly with the same intensity as at my Deplorean Wrecktangle I feel slightly cheated that this premium race Audi is in a plain paint scheme. Glad to have it from the Race Day set, very nice deco and livery on that.

[@michaelharrington223]

I didn't even notice that Toyota had yellow Windows normally that drives me crazy but looks good. This is the last year they are making Dodge Ram. All the Rams you'll see after that is just the regular Ram brand. The last group of two packs is absolutely amazing. I would like the Porsche and Corvette group myself but they've got some great jdms in there as well. Some are LeMans sports and some of them are LeMans series. I felt like that Audi R8 should have had some more detail. Even the paint color is a little think looking.

[@marcoantoniomarquezperez2652]

Obviously my favorite of the three is going to be the Brazilian Charger. If you dig that version you have to search out the 2015 mainline versions. Both from HW Flames series. First one in Maroon with flames and recolor in Metallic Teal with flames. You need those for your Gargantuan Hot Wheels Archive.

[@Josh_Quillan]

The GR86 cup is one of those cars that HW seem dead set on putting out in liveries I don't like, so even though I want one in principle I skipped the blue and I'll skip the orange too. The thing I enjoy least about this car is it's name. I never know whether to call it the GT86, the 86 or the GR86 (it seems it's now the GR86 in the same way the Supra is now the GR Supra). It's also the FT-86 in some places. Then there's the Scion version, which like Acura only exist in the US. At least Subaru only give it one name, but for every one Subaru BRZ made, Toyota make 10 GT86s, so the Subaru is much rarer. The R8 LMS: 'S' may refer to it being made for racing in FIA GT3, a 'sports car' class, rather than a prototype class (There was an R8 LMP too way back before the R8 road car, but it was an open-top car and looked very different). This is a 2nd gen version, and while it seems odd as a non-racing car, the R8 LMS has been made into roadgoing versions by Abt Sportsline, a tuning house that specialises in Audis, but in that case it's known as the Abt XGT.

[@adamv242]

Tomorrow is so much more than MLK day and you know it. Take a deep breath and stick to talking about cars. That's the only reason we're here.