A sculpture drop-top with rear-wheel drive and a hectic schizophrenic VTEC engine. What’s not to like? Oh yes, his ability in wet conditions, even when driving in a straight line to turn.
2) Volkswagen Golf Mk1

No, really – we are not stuck in 1984 with Keeley Hawes. They have been making versions of the original golf in South Africa since 1978, but the last post has finally been parped for the Mk1. Cry.
3) Bentley Arnage

The last of the Roller-derived Bentley signaled the end of an era that began 1931st New Mulsanne be technically superior, but nostalgia has been sewn into the car. We will miss it, how we miss David Niven mustache too.
Gone. And forgotten.
4) Vauxhall Astra Mk5

Another compact Vauxhall, which do not quite hit the mark. Tragic chrome cummerbund on the back of most of 101 rooms.
5) Pontiac G6

… And all other Pontiac. A white G6 was the last of the brand has ever produced. Frankly, you can put any picture as the original Pontiac GTO?
6) Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren

Never quite the sum of its high-tech parts, and certainly not enough to have been sold at the asking price of £ 314k – only 1700th Too heavy? Too nervous? Too expensive? And rightly so.

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