Yawn. They all still look fake - especially when the limo almost falls into the chasm and the back wheel "bumps" over the rubble. For proper filmic hoonage see the original Gone in 60 Seconds or any similar movie made between about 1970 and 1985 #2012

@skype24: Interesting - the article I read said there were two or three, but I may remember wrong or it may have been wrong. Here's the thing though - I grew up in Cyprus and I know there was at least one RHD Ami 6 saloon there because I saw it driving round several times, although whether it was built at Slough in…

@Mr.choppers - Delenda Carthago Est:

These are not common in France or anywhere else, they're extremely rare anywhere, although not as rare as the ones built under license in the UK of which something like 3 remain in the world.

It doesn't seem to be on YouTube, but when I was a kid, there was an ad for either the CX or the GS where they drove it super-fast down a straight road that lead straight to a cliff edge, but had a turn-off right before the edge. Then they blew out one of the tyres just before it got to the edge, and still managed to…

@JSmith53:

@HDC:

You can't talk about Trafic without the clip where Tati demonstrates the Altra:

Citroen Visa Decouverable, series-built by Heuliez from 1984 onwards. Would post pic, but can't get it to work!

I want a Duster. And an Ethel.