The original Panda.

Fiat 500 because Italian.

The underground cars

Arguably what this car was made for. Small and easy to park. Can carry up to 4 people to the city.

I know it's strange from the US perspective and its very limited lineup, but in Europe the V60 is available as a T3, T4, T5, T6, D2, D3, D4, D5 and the D6 plug-in hybrid. Out of those nine engine options only the D5 and D6 don't have a 4 cylinder engine. The letter+number combo is an easy way to show the hierarchy.

Volvo is invaluable to the world of cars, possibly today more than ever.

A Brabus W124? That must be a truly incredible machine.

That's some pretty true-to-life inking on the ball joint surround. I remember it well. I miss my W202. Shame the new Merc's did away with the hood ornaments

I've got a lead foot.

Lancia!

Lancia HF!

I'm not a huge ski jump fan, but I take it he's going to get penalized for landing on his face instead of his feet.

"Hey I think I might like to try ski jumping."

Within the Renault family:

From an anemic basecar

Obvious answer

The G-Wagen. I think it fits the bill. Hasn't has a ground up redesign since its introduction.

Austin Metro 6R4