10 Expensive Rides With Parts Borrowed From Cheap Cars
Just because a car is ludicrously expensive, that doesn't mean all of its parts are uniquely milled from unobtanium. Occasionally, supercars borrow parts from much cheaper cars, and occasionally their unique parts look identical to those found on very ordinary motors!
1. Climate controls - Pagani Zonda and Rover 45
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2. Headlights - Nissan 300ZX and Lamborghini Diablo
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3. Rear lights - Daewoo Nubira and Maserati Quattroporte
Not the same part, but the design is near identical! Suggested by Clarkson…
4. Hella 4169 lighting - loads of vehicles!
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5. Rear lights - Lotus Esprit and Toyota Corolla Coupe
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6. Rear lights - Aston Martin DB7 and Mazda 323F
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7. Wheel design - Bugatti Chiron and Vauxhall Insignia VXR
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8. Radio - Various Peugeots and Maserati Gran Turismo
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9. Rear lights - McLaren F1 and Bova Futura
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10. Wheel design - Volkswagen Golf GTI and a wheelie bin
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How about this ?
The E26 M1 has the same tail lights as the E24 6 series ! :)
R35 GT-R and Chevrolet Cobalt Coupe
ColbaltThrottle
I was expecting to see the mx5 door handles used in the db7. That’s the one everyone knows.
How dare they call a Nissan Z32 and that model of corolla a cheap car! They’re not wrong but…
Miata door handles and Aston Martin door handles
The Aston/Mazda is not 100% same. Look at the curve on the Aston where the Mazda has a more angled end
I don’t know the exact model, but I do know the touch screen head unit that was in my 2009 Jeep Liberty (Cherokee outside the US), was also used in some Ferrari models
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Tail lights. McLaren 570s and Ford fusion 2013
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