@Pessimippopotamus: Its marketing spin, but really its a Korea car assembled in the US to reduce import duties.

@Pessimippopotamus: So would you say a Hyundai was American because it was assembled in Alabama?

@Pessimippopotamus: They were all built in the UK, Shelby just dropped in a big yank motor to the almost complete car.

@Michael Hartzler: There was in Europe in general, just surprised to see so many in one video. My parents had a Fiat 850 followed by a Skoda Estelle

@Azel: thanks for the info.....enjoy

@Roberto G.: I remember lusting after one I walked past each day on the way to school, made even worse as my Dad had an 850 saloon with a 950 engine

there is a proliferation of rear engined machinery in this video

Same thing happens in the UK

A Lotus Carlton, room for 4 robbers and the getaway driver, huge trunk for goodie bags, 177 mph and 0-60 in 5.2 secs all with Lotus tuned handling. Nice cheapo repmobile looks too.

Why not just build the one thats in Gran Turismo, its lovely

pretty cool but not as cool as the UFOesque Southgate Tube station in London

AE68 most definitely

I don't see that much opulence, how about some more pictures?

@Azel: Sweet thanks..........yep UK bedrooms are small

@Kaiser-Machead: Me too, so now we know where VW's design folk have gone!

Remind me of the Skoda Roomster

A nice clean diesel with great economy and performance would have been more of a surprise

@Azel: How is the sound bar? I'm considering buying one

Skoda Octavia vRS, perfect combination of affordability (sub 10k GBP), performance (147 mph), build quality (VAG group) and sleeperness. I was depressed for weeks when I had to trade it in for a sensible family car (Renault Scenic diesel). With a heavy right foot and a child on the way it was decided that it had to…

Skoda Octavia vRS, perfect combination of affordability (sub 10k GBP), performance (147 mph), build quality (VAG group) and sleeperness. I was depressed for weeks when I had to trade it in for a sensible family car (Renault Scenic diesel). With a heavy right foot and a child on the way it was decided that it had to…