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One and Done - 1990s Edition


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What's your favorite model that was a one and done?   

The rules are:

One generation only with no major refreshes.  

Minor refreshes are allowed. An example of the maximum minor refresh would be something like the Cadillac Catera which got updates front and rear fascias and lights, but otherwise remained unchanged in looks. The Catera was a one generation model. 

No cheating with sub-models that are based off of some mainstream model (Typhoon, Syclone, GNX are examples) unless that mainstream model was also a One and Done.

A nameplate that fits the One and Done criteria, but who's name had been used decades before and brought back will still count (Roadmaster is an example)

You can pick any car that was in production and sold in your market from 1990 - 1999. 

... and GO!

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Mazda Millenia ( oh hi BV )

 

2001_mazda_millenia_sedan_s_s_oem_2_500.

 

If choosing an exotic, McLaren F1

Overall cannot say I miss the mainstream cars of the 90s aside from efforts like the MR2.. or Hondas before they got bigger and softer to suit the North American market.

 

 

 

 

 

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