Evo VI Two Snowmen Edition

Here is a Mitsubishi Lancer with two snowmen on the spoiler.

And unless it is a regular Lancer done up to look like one, it is also an Evo.

And if it is really an Evo, then it can only be an Evo VI and on balance I think it is.

The front seats say T. Makinen... Makinen (T. M.) edition?

I also have pictures of a slightly different Evo VI from Gran Turismo 5.

Datsun on-Do...

Another  Datsun on-Do...

With something less than complimentary on the back window.

The Datsun on-Do is a re-badged version of the Lada Granta.

Oka

Oka no. 3 spotted since start of blog.

The Oka (VAZ-1111) is a city car made by Lada and later other factories from Soviet times until 2008.

Good to still see them on the road.

Lada 2114 Post of Russia

Here is a Lada VAZ-2114, Post (Office) of Russia livery.

The Lada VAZ-2114, also known as the Samara 2 (hatchback) and occasionally referred to as Lada 114, is a face-lifted version of the first-gen Lada Samara (the Lada VAZ-2109 specifically).

This one wears a Post of Russia livery.

Popularly known as the "fourteen" in Russia.

ZAZ-968M

Here is a ZAZ 968M Zaporozhets.

The ZAZ-968M is the second (and last) generation of the ZAZ Zaporozhets rear-wheel drive air-cooled supermini car.

As such, it is the last true Zaporozhets, i.e. air cooled and rear-wheel drive.

2nd Gen Lincoln Town Car

Old or still recent, American road barges are a sub-theme of this car spotting blog of mine (but I don't look for them intentionally), and so here is a second-generation Lincoln Town Car in a winter setting.

This one falls under the latter category - still recent from the early 1990s.

A full-size car, i.e. length over 5,000 mm.

Keyless keypad entry on the driver's door.