Guess?

[roobeh]

*cries*

[roobeh]

MORRIS ISIS MORRIS ISIS MORRIS ISIS!!!!11!!111!!!11!!!11!!!!!!! gasp.

[ChrisRLewis]

MORRIS ISIS MORRIS ISIS MORRIS ISIS!!!!11!!111!!!11!!!11!!!!!!! gasp.

correct [-/
your turn roobeh

[TerryParkin]

The car with the scallops in the bonnet is a Hindustan. It was based on a 1958(ish) Morris Oxford, and was built in India for many many years, initially under licence from Morris.( The Oxford had a 4-cylinder motor, the Isis had a 6-cylinder motor and a slightly longer bonnet.)
The other car with the bulbous back is a Standard Vanguard, I'd guess about 1952. The engine from the Vanguard was developed into the engine for the Triumph TR2 / TR3 /
Terry ( old git )

[roobeh]

a modern car this time.

[Gordan]

well your filename says acura tsx? but im not sure  

[Andi]

This explains the "A" on the bonnet...

[stuey]

well your filename says acura tsx? but im not sure  

 :oops2:

[roobeh]

it's not an acura...

[Gordan]

thats why i wrote "im not sure"   clever guy this roobeh 
anyway it looks really american to me...

[roobeh]

warm but not that warm.

[Gordan]

so its cold aussie?

[roobeh]

no it's not cold but it could easily go cold from gordon's guess.

and it's not an aussie.

[roobeh]

Hint no1. the "A"  is not the manufacturer.

hint no2. *coming at 9pm*

[roobeh]

2. it is not an american brand, but is built for the american market.

3. the first three letters of the model name can be found together right beneath your nose.

  *stuggles to think of more criptic clues*

4. brand also makes mi craZY friends car.

that should be enough until tomorrow. then i *might* tell you what it is. ;:¬D