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Going for walks, seeing some cool cars.

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Ok, worst pic ever. New Bronco with retro look. I like it.
 
Don't see these everyday unless you're in my neighborhood:

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That's fantastic. The photos from your neighborhood look like my daughter's old neighborhood in SE Portland. I love it there, and she misses it.

Meanwhile, my neighborhood in Center City Philly continues to serve up some interesting iron, and I was happy to see this Element the other day. Considering it's been out of production for 15 years, an amazing number of these are still on the road. I see a few in Philly, and they seemed to be even more prevalent in Portland. I think Honda should make a new Element as an electric or PHEV.

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That's fantastic. The photos from your neighborhood look like my daughter's old neighborhood in SE Portland. I love it there, and she misses it.

I lived in SE Portland for about 2 years from 2010-2012. Quite similar to Eugene and lots of interesting cars. I did few articles on Curbside Classic about them:



CC is a great website, and the founder/owner Paul lives here in Eugene, so we've hung out a few times.
 
I spotted this rather rare Camry wagon on my way to the bar yesterday, except it isn't a Camry but a model I can't *$#()*#ing recall at the moment and is owned by one of the bartenders. (Starts with a C but it wasn't a Corona/Carina/Century) She's had it for a year but rarely drives to work, which is why I haven't seen it before. It's a JDM with right-hand drive and in really good shape. It's a 98, and has some of the same wood trim bits that my 90 LS400 had. Great car and with only about 60K miles!

EDIT: it's a Caldina, made from 1992 to 2007 as a replacement for the Carina/Corona wagons.

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