Peugeot 305. I bet it would still start first time. Probably.

A brilliant joke from the great Les Dawson

Rare spot of the labour MP known locally as ‘the unicorn’ who told us that Nissan would close immediately after Brexit. Never ever seen in her constituency which contains Nissan.

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インスタより 格好良くてシビれちゃうね

It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Tamiya Chairman, Shunsaku Tamiya, age 90 His unfaltering vision and passion has truly shaped not only the Hobby industry, but many outside it too. Tamiya President, Mr N Tamiya will continue to drive and shape Tamiya's future.

Worthy

Impossible

Rover 800 beats Peugeot 405M16, Audi 90, Nissan Maxima and BMW 325i in a 1989 test of six 'sports sedans', by the entirely reputable Car and Driver, losing only to the Ford Taurus SHO. People forget that it was objectively A Good Car (when it hadn't gone wrong yet)

Good to have some proper industrial history commentary on the timline, in the form of a joke.

⁦Steve Rothwell⁩ is this thing still going?

This sums it up well

One for Electric (Azure) Blue🔋💙

Hard to believe, but he’s a class act

Jag!

My father-in-law is a film maker. He is insanely talented. We were watching this commercial together and I asked him what it would cost to film it today. I will never forget his answer... "We can't, we don't know how to do it."

Brilliant

In January 1986, following a series of controversies, the BBC ran a campaign of licence fee adverts starring John Cleese. “Is 16p a day really too much to ask?” was the pay off at the end. Spitting Image parodied it the next week on ITV:

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