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That looks spot on now, those are one of my favourite wheel designs of all time, a true classic.

They were huge cars in their day but it's almost exactly the same length as a current shape Mondeo (5mm longer) and 100mm narrower than the Mondeo. Just shows how much cars have grown over the last 30 years.

How do you say Renault? Rennow or Rennolt? I'm not having a go, I just think it's funny how certain things we say as they would in the native language and others we don't.

Was it badged as a March? Probs a JDM import.

After a quick Googs it seems that the Japanese pronounce the z more like an s, so it would be Impressa or given how they pronounce gaijin letters it's Inpuressa.

Am I going mad or do those 17s on the F1 look much better than the 22s or whatever that modern supercars have fitted?

Listerine 3 series for me, it's got a giant pink dragon on the bonnet!

Working man's Ferrari Daytona, love it.

That grille, those seats, that rocker cover, yikes. But it's somehow still cool.

Audi 80 B4 rear lights?

I saw a Cavalier the other day, not even an SRi or anything and I thought "wow you don't see those anymore".

Ford V6 Ecoboost? I think there's a version at 350bhp, plus I think they're fairly light too.

You might be able to get just that brand new from the factory next year - https://www.gearpatrol.com/cars/a680558/new-delorean-production-2021/#:~:text=Back%20to%20the%20Future%20fans,run%20of%20new%20DMC%2D12s.&text=Speaking%20of%20time%3A%20DeLorean%20says,early%202021%20at%20the%20earliest.

Can't be many of them left, they only made 45.

I prefer the looks of the mk 1 Esprit Turbo myself, proper 80s wedgey goodness. I imagine a later car is easier to live with though.

Looks great! Your neighbours were probably thinking "I don't know what type of Volvo that is." 🤣

I love that shape Celica, kinda like a Japanese Mustang.

It's fine, good spec for the price but I prefer SUV looking cars in darker colours. I'd prefer a Kuga myself but you probably won't get one for that price. It's a perfectly adequate family car, but you'd probably get better reactions on Mumsnet than on a car enthusiast forum.

It looks like somebody forgot to finish off the wide arch bodykit, utter gash.

A couple of weeks after I got mine I went on a long weekend in the Lakes and it was the perfect conditions for having fun in the car. If you do get one I don't think you'll regret it.

They're great cars, I really enjoy mine. I have the performance pack so it has the LSD and around country roads it's a hoot, it does have the turning circle of a barge at low speed though.

Well that offer included an Astra, so closer to £250.

Probably visiting Pudsey Park from Bratfud.

According to my car check app that's an RS2000. On my way back from the supermarket I passed a 4th generation Pontiac Firebird and some wierd little soft top Jeep on a Q plate, it was about the size of a Mini Moke but was badged as a Jeep and looked like a shrunk Wrangler.

A guy brought a Saleen of some kind into work for a service a couple of years ago, I'm not sure what model it was but it sounded lovely.

These always make me think of The Need For Speed on 3DO (showing my age a bit there).

Fords seem popular round there.

Yeah, I'm always disappointed if I have to bring around a customer's Mustang after a service & it's a 2.3. It's not a proper Mustang without the V8.

A Ford Pop that's not ended up as a hot rod? Rare indeed.

Beat me to it!