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"Everyone likes an oddball right? It&amp;#039;s easy to gush over the latest outrageous hyper car, but it&amp;#039;s always the quirky ones that take out long-term leases in our hearts. While it wasn&amp;#039;t a hit when it came out, hindsight is 20/20 and the BMW Z3 Coupe has become something of a favorite amongst enthusiasts. With the term shooting brake being tossed about with reckless abandon these days, used to describe everything from sport-wagons to hachbacks, it would behoove you to purchase a bona fide factory example of the beloved and strange configuration. Once again we turn to our friends at GR Auto Gallery for a well kept example.   Designs that improve with age aren&amp;#039;t limited to the automotive world. This winter, Nike began reproducing the love it or hate it 1990 Nike Huarache. Based loosely on the traditional Mexican sandal of the same name, the design was considered too flashy and bright, even for the day-glow early 90&amp;#039;s. Surprisingly, the latest versions look great in the new toned down hues, this understated grey would look right at home dancing between the Z3&amp;#039;s three pedals. Quantities are limited and the grey is currently sold out, but rumor has it there will be a restock with two more colors available from Tres Bien in early February. SEE PHOTOS: Spy shots of Mercedes-Benz CLA shooting brake "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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