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I need help figuring out what kind of car this is?

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Here is the same shot without the zoom, maybe it helps:

Again, same picture/different contrast:

car2.jpg

They have very sticky fingers.

 

:eek: :eek: :walk:

I'm guessing the car is not purple. If you notice the other cars in the upper right hand corner, they look purple as well. It's pole lights that are making it to look a different color. That and maybe the camera lens.

 

As for the make of car, the more I look at it, the more it looks like a 96-97 Pontiac Grand Am. No spoiler. Some models have them and some don't.

Initially, I thought it was a 2-dr Grand Am.

 

The back end makes me think of the original Cavalier Z24.

 

Which dealership?

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I don't want to give anymore detail on the specifics of the crime.

 

Looking at the blue and red car in the upper left corner I think the car is a shade of purple.

I don't want to give anymore detail on the specifics of the crime.

 

Looking at the blue and red car in the upper left corner I think the car is a shade of purple.

 

Could be a shade of purple. What had me thinking that it wasn't was in the zoomed out pic, the lights are glaring purple. Could be the reflection off of the car. I still say that it's a Grand Am.

Ok that color shade of purple isnt offered on many vehicles now that I think of it. Most popular Vehicle with that color looks similar to it, a Mazda 6

I'm gonna have to agree with Rocket and pat Dad, thats a Grand Am.

Is it me, or is everyone else trying to find a vehicle on the road that looks like this one so we can at least determine the make and model? :lol: I looked at every car I could see on my long walk to the parking garage, along with every car I saw on the road. I did see one that looked very similar (style, not color), but I was coming around a bend and couldn't look back to see what it was. Something about the front end doesn't have me convinced it's a Grand Am. Hey Guru, when you catch this guy, let us know what the make and model really turned out to be.

Is it me, or is everyone else trying to find a vehicle on the road that looks like this one so we can at least determine the make and model? :lol: I looked at every car I could see on my long walk to the parking garage, along with every car I saw on the road. I did see one that looked very similar (style, not color), but I was coming around a bend and couldn't look back to see what it was. Something about the front end doesn't have me convinced it's a Grand Am. Hey Guru, when you catch this guy, let us know what the make and model really turned out to be.

 

Nah. I own a 97 Grand Am that I use to go to work in. No, it's not purple and I haven't been up North in a month or two. Just wanted to clarify that. :D

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If, and I stress if, we catch this cat I will let everyone know all about it.

Hey, this is fun. Have any other cases that BGP'ers could possibly solve?

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