Red 80s sports coupe

The cleanest shot in this part of the database: a red eighties coupe square on to the camera, nothing in the way, no HUD, with two people behind the glass.

Nothing is blocking this one. At 17:49.97 of the Extended Look the car faces the camera square, filling the frame from arch to arch, with no interface over it and no motion blur. At each side of the nose are two headlamps under rectangular ribbed lenses, a round lamp showing behind the outer one, and an amber indicator at the corner. Between them a narrow horizontal slatted grille runs across the panel, and a small dark blue oval badge sits above it at the leading edge of the bonnet; inside it are a few upright bars that do not read as letters.

The paint is red, and the bonnet has gone pale and chalky, with the front edge of the roof mottled above the windscreen. A deep front spoiler runs under the bumper with a black lower lip, a black rubbing strip runs across the bumper, and two small rectangular inserts, mottled brown and gold, are set into it either side. The windscreen is clean enough to show two occupants, a man in a white vest and a woman in yellow.

Behind them is a shopfront with a sign in the window reading PHONES, TABLET and TV’S on three lines, the second line running on behind the roof of the car, and a printed notice beside it whose heading and list sit under this site’s letter floor, as does a sticker on the glass. Until 23 September 2026 this page misread the second line and printed the notice’s heading.

How to recognise it

• Two headlamps under rectangular ribbed lenses at each side, four in total, with an amber indicator at each corner
• Narrow horizontal slatted grille across the nose between the lamp clusters
• Small dark blue oval badge at the leading edge of the bonnet, with upright bars inside
• Deep front spoiler with a black lower lip
• Two small mottled brown rectangular inserts set into the bumper either side
• Red paint gone pale and chalky across the bonnet

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 17:49.97. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 1228 by 950 of it.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• The name, and the manufacturer. The badge is a small blue oval and nothing in it reads as letters.
• The rest of the car. Even the best frame we have is only a nose.
• What the two plaques in the bumper are
• Everything measured: top speed, acceleration, handling, price, where it spawns