Help the Brazilian! I need information ...

[Fábio Magalhães]

Hello everybody,



My name is Fabio Magalhaes, I'm 26 years old, live in Rio de Janeiro - Brazil, and like you, am passionate about custom cars.

In Brazil, besides being a great enthusiast of the subject and also be part of an auto club (DNS), I had the opportunity to work in some races, producing some events and act as a reporter in some automotive technical journals. Nowadays I also issues for the site: www.rzone.com.br

Recently I did some photos of two cars here in Brazil, and its major difference is the color wheel and the stickers on the bodywork (which is unusual for here).







I opened this topic with the intention to know more about this style (to paste stickers by car). What is the name of this style? Where did? When? In which countries we find cars with this style? What is the purpose of this proposal or style? What does he represent? What is the country of this forum?

Please ask the help of all the responses to the top so I can develop a field in Brazil to explain the origin of this style.

Sorry, I do not speak English! I'm using Google translator to be able to communicate with you.

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[dfreshx00]

Not too bad of a translation. I like the cars, definitly different.

[kanovic]

that vw truck is pretty sweet hahah

[cabezzz]

Nice, welcome

My name is Angel and im passionate about Brazilian women and bubble butts, we should trade lives lol

[MikeG]

what kinda VWs are those?

[e36rjbmw]

what kinda VWs are those?

This curious about that truck..

[Fábio Magalhães]

Gray is the GOL and the Yellow is the SAVEIRO.

The GOL is the best selling car in Brazil. It has three generations, many versions and 30 years of market.

SAVEIRO is a pic-kup family GOL ...

In Brazil the VW are very popular among car enthusiasts.

If you want to know more go to:

http://www2.uol.com.br/bestcars/cpassado3/vw-gol-voyage-parati-saveiro-1.htm

Use a translator "Portuguese x English "

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[Fábio Magalhães]

Thanks for the welcome.

Can someone help me answering questions I did?

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[Tuck&Poke]

the sticker thing is kind of tied in to urban and skate culture i guess. Some people "sticker bomb" pieces of their car for various reason, either to cover up damage, because it isn't painted, or just because they like the way it looks. I guess you can also trace it back to the VW scene where people fill up their rear window with stickers.