kia pride or BMW !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[festyfreak39]

someone spent ALOTTTTTTTTTTT of time on that....

[DriverOne]

I like a few aspects of the car, for sure! I can imagine in your Festiva utopia, some people want cars they can't get, so they change what they have.

[Movin]

ummm

Utopia..whew

There's a fine line between breathtaking ingenuity and "That's the stupidest thing I've ever seen!"

uhhm

noooo its not a hangover..
There's a fine line between breathtaking ingenuity and "That's the stupidest thing I've ever seen!"
that thing you say...

[fastivaB6TG25MR]

not a fan of the front or sides but im loving that rear view. the dual wings on the back remind me of a zonda

[hotfordcat]

FUGLY!!!!!

[DriverOne]

ummm

Utopia..whew

There's a fine line between breathtaking ingenuity and "That's the stupidest thing I've ever seen!"

uhhm

noooo its not a hangover..
There's a fine line between breathtaking ingenuity and "That's the stupidest thing I've ever seen!"
that thing you say...

You're damn right! :evil4:

[FestYboy]

ok workmanship: awesome.
concept: i get it (not a bmw guy but i get it)
execution: beyond horrible. though still not as bad as that moded Capri/Mustang that was modeled after a Countach.

[kumalaba]

:puke:

[thered56]

Failed entry for Back To The Future car.

[Breedlove]

Is that "The Wraith"

[Movin]

i find a new thing in pics!!
my country is world of festiva

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2012/01/05/iran-clamps-down-on-web-blocking-sites-and-requiring-cameras-in-internet-cafes/

???

[Safety Guy]

From the article Movin linked:

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The network slowdown likely heralds the arrival of an initiative Iran has been readying—a "halal" domestic intranet that it has said will insulate its citizens from Western ideology and un-Islamic culture, and eventually replace the Internet. This week's slowdown came amid tests of the Iranian intranet, according to domestic media reports that cited a spokesman for a union of computer-systems firms. He said the intranet is set to go live within a few weeks.

Taken together, the moves represent Iran's boldest attempts to control flows of online information—a persistent thorn in the side of Tehran's political establishment since activists used the Internet to plan and document mass protests against what they said was a rigged election that returned President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to office in 2009.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2012/01...#ixzz1ii9FvhoC

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There's more to read, BTW.

I hope Navid will some day have a lot more freedom than he has now.

Karl

[Movin]

Karl, you really have a talent in writing, One can see the whole picture, get the point and its a happy read even on a sad subject like this one, Ndavid has a real interest in cars.