Blue classic four-door hardtop

A faded blue four-door hardtop parked outside a motel, seen flat from the side, with a woman in a lilac dress standing at the driver's door and a hammer in her other hand.

The camera is level with the car and square to its flank, which is the angle that shows proportion better than any other. It is a four-door hardtop: two door handles sit on the visible flank at the same height, one on the front door and one on the rear, under a long bonnet, a short rear deck and a roofline that drops steadily from the top of the screen to the boot. The roof is black and the paint below it is a dull blue-grey, worn rather than polished. Until 23 September 2026 this page and its address called the car a two-door coupe; the second handle says otherwise.

Chrome runs around the glass and along the bumpers at both ends. Both wheels are the same slotted chrome design with a domed centre; this page had them as a mismatched pair until 23 September 2026. A woman in a lilac floral dress stands at the driver's door with one hand on it and a hammer hanging from the other, and the frame's own prompt beside her names the encounter, in a line that sits outside this crop.

The car is parked in front of a two-storey motel with an open walkway along the upper floor, with a red car at the left edge of the crop and a water tower carrying a chequered racing logo elsewhere in the same frame.

How to recognise it

• Four-door hardtop: two door handles on the flank, long bonnet, short rear deck, steadily dropping roofline
• Dull blue-grey paint under a black roof, unpolished
• Chrome around the glass and on both bumpers
• Slotted chrome wheels with domed centres at both ends
• Parked in front of a two-storey motel with an upper walkway

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 9:14.30. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 1344 by 388 of it. Also in it: a two-storey pink motel, a water tower with a chequered racing logo, and a grey squarebody pickup.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• The name, and the manufacturer. No badge resolves at this distance.
• The colour under clean light. Blue-grey is what the shade gives us.
• Whether the black roof is paint or vinyl
• Everything measured: top speed, acceleration, handling, price, where it spawns