The later GT5 cars in the '80s grew wings and flares in an attempt to appeal to those looking for a budget Lamborghini. In total, about 5000 Panteras came to the U.S., and today they remain one of ...

The Car: 1966 Ford Shelby Mustang GT 350-H Okay, if you want to get technical about it, this 1991 video missed the cutoff to be part of the 80s. But watch it and you'll know that it belongs here.

Like many other British sports cars found on this list, the Aston Martin range finds its origin in the world of racing. The founders of what would later become Aston Martin — Lionel Martin and ...

There are a lot of great cars on sale today, like the wonderful Rivian R1s, the excellent Volvo EX30 and the exceptional Hyundai Elantra N.But do you know what they're all lacking? A dash of 1980s ...

Discover the notorious 50 worst cars of the '80s. ... these are The 50 Worst Cars of the '80s. RELATED: The 80 Greatest 80's ... to be that car, but due to the usual British Leyland ...

W hat's the greatest British car of all time? It's a frequently debated subject with plenty of people ready to give their verdict when crowning the best UK-made vehicle from past and present.

Once you've spouted off over at Breakdown Cover, let us know what you'd put on the list of the 15 Greatest British Cars Ever Built. Photo of a Mini competing in the 1965 Monte Carlo Rally: Mini It ...

The Great British Baking Show embraced all things retro on this week’s new episode, “’80s Week.” The tent was abuzz with jokes about Sting and E.T. and the bakers had to recreate a few ...

The Mini has been voted the greatest British car of all time, ahead of the Range Rover, Jaguar E-type, Land Rover and McLaren F1. That’s according to a poll carried out by Autocar in response to ...

Perhaps the British car-buying public was too conservative, or too used to uninspiring three-box saloon cars such as the Ford Anglia or Rover P4 to be tempted by something so forward thinking.

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