Car-ception?

If they had built that when they designed it then I might have been driving one today (sadface).

Renault Kangaroo?

A car with a big knife on the front? Check.

Tough, tough choice, I love them both, but I guess its the seats that seal the deal for me on the Saab.

But my big 4x4 is so delicate...

Bad because there is absolutely no weather protection except driving faster (so you are in it for a shorter time), the contents of your pockets will probably fall out of the hole in the side, there is no luggage space and everyone will want you to stop and take photos along the way. Best because driving a one-off…

Wagon or go home.

Well, CP from me, I had a 214Si hatchback 15 years or so ago and I think I paid less for it then. From what I read the Rover version trumped the Honda version, but after this long I doubt there's any difference. If it was the 22o Turbo T-top then I might have said otherwise.

Apparently this was Bentely's test mule for the Continental R, not sure about the front end, but look! A Bentley Wagon!

I was thinking of this one.

I'm not very well informed on American cars from the 80's, still I like it more than the other thingy.

One's a front-wheel drive automatic and t'other's rear-wheel drive manual, can you predict the outcome?

Reminds me of the guy wanted in Ireland for plenty of motoring offenses whose name turned out to mean "Driving License" in Polish.

I never said I could type.

Rear Seat. Following the convention of naming babies after where they were conceived.

Only when drunk, while it may seem like an impenetrable cipher there is a strict code of etiquette of when an Englishman may or may not mictuate. Many a Johnny foreigner has been strung up for failing to follow this esoteric rule set.

Classic Lotus, real wheels are larger in diameter than the front wheels.

Probably cameras on the concept.

The problem with that car is that buying it to drive negates its unique selling point, you could probably buy a used model and refresh it completely for less, and I don't want to buy a car I'm not going to drive. So - CP.