MG ZT Tourers just look good, ok?

Somehow the Plymouth Road Runner doesn't feel like the kind of car that you could just go to a dealership and buy, and read about in a brochure like any ordinary car.

Today I'm posting a Nissan Almera on social media because it's highly unlikely that anybody will ever do so again.

The Citroen Xsara suffered one of the least sympathetic facelifts ever. Went from wedgy to swollen and lumpy. These alloys have a vague Escort Cosworthness about them, though.

If ever we needed proof that HotWheels aren't actually for kids at all, this Honda Motocompo is it.

To whoever it is that keeps driving an E62 BMW M6 past my hotel, late at night, with their foot down. Sounds tremendous. Please carry on.

Late 90s girl group names that were spelled in a catchy way were silly. If they had made a clever pun, they'd have been fine, but Tyce isn't a thing, nor is Teeq. Although I really hope there's a girl whose antique furniture restoration business is called Miss Teak.

A quick reminder that, for a wonderful decade, you could walk into your friendly MG Rover dealership and drive away with a reasonably priced mid-engined sports car.

Spent all my money on petrol. Can't afford a house any more. Worth it, though.

Raising a glass to Mr Wilson of Clacton-On-Sea for his fine choice of workshop motoristion.

I still miss this centre console

I've always quite liked the rear lights of the 1996+ Daihatsu Charade Saloon. Looks like more effort went into those than into anywhere else on the car.

Not saying anything about the stereotypical demographic of US RV buyers, but...

The OG Ford Puma is even more wantable now than it was 25 years ago.

Thinking of the fourth-gen Honda Prelude dashboard today. Never was a fuel gauge so interesting.

Just watching an episode of The Good Life, five years older than me. I know the world has, arguably, become better in some ways over the intervening 49 years, but I'm not sure primetime TV comedy has.

More than thirty years since the Ford Probe went on sale in the UK. I still think it's a looker. And the Mazda V6 sounded great.

My favourite Twickenham resident, the owned-from-new, buy well, buy once, 1990 Renault 5 in action. Sounded lovely, too.