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what a terrible list, no Mini for one
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1993 Fiat Panda Selecta
2003 Vauxhall Combo 1.7DI van
2006 Mercedes Kompressor Evolution-S AMG SportCoupé
"You think you hate it now, wait til you drive it"
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Hmmm, yeah. No Mini but a Subaru? 6/10
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I've got Rovers.
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Agree with PandaSelecta that the Mini should be on the list as it spawned a whole generation of cool FWD cars including the ADO16 and Allegro and showed the world the way to race with the Cooper versions. Anyone remember the Bathurst 500 mile race of 1966? Not sure that the new Rolls Royce deserves to be there. Otherwise seems like a fair assessment of British motoring history. Was not the first generation V8 Range Rover used by the police for motorway patrol along with the SD1?
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curse word list - no Mini and no Morris Minor.
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1966 MK1 Cortina
1971 Hillman Super Imp
1985 Volvo 360 GLEi
1986 Volvo 340 1.7
1990 Mercedes 190e 2.0
1993 Peugeot 205 STDT
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I'll agree that the Mini probably should be there. Not only for the technical innovation and influence on car design but also as one of the few truly classless cars ever made, that appealed to grannies, families, hipsters and racers.
If they wanted to highlight Britain's race car building industry why not a Sierra or Escort Cosworth? Not 100% British built but surely more part of our motoring heritage than the Subaru?
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