is there a longitudinal fwd someone can name? like pic related

>>15852063
Acura legend, Vigor, RL, maybe some TLs, some audi a4 and 5.

>>15852063

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldsmobile_Toronado

>>15852063
thats a volkswagen in reverse

Check out some older saabs, not exactly the way you described but close enough

>>15852063
Maintenance

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>>15852063
You mean like this?
I know acura and saab did this a lot I can't think of others.

Chrysler LHS is another. I think it's mostly packaging reasons and slightly cheaper to go transverse.

>>15852063
Chevy impala

>>15852063
Gearbox ahead of longitudinal engine?
Citroen used that layout in a number of cars. Cord and Auburn too I think

>>15852063
Tercel

>>15852063
Old Tercels

>>15852063

all fwd Audi saloons

>>15852559

My bad op these are gearbox to the rear

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>>15852156
The b5 generation from VAG had the engine in front of the front axle. The transmission is a transaxle, so it's in fact worse than a transverse engine in terms of weight distribution. pic realted is where the axles go.

>>15852063
Citroën DS/SM

If, for some reason, this is to entertain converting a fwd to rwd. Just stop now. YOU can't do it. You can't afford it. It will never get done.

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>>15852063
>itt: /o/ never heard of the cadillac eldorado