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This rounded rear-engined coupe was its maker's first production car, from 1948.

This sharp British wedge famously drove off a jetty and kept going as a submarine.

This race-prepared pony car of 1965 wore twin stripes over the roof and a hotter V8.

This aluminium roadster of 1948 was named for the top speed it could reach in miles per hour.

This stubby wedge with a wraparound windscreen was built purely to win rallies, and took three titles.

This tiny sixties roadster used a steel backbone chassis, and a Japanese maker studied it closely.

This skeletal cycle-winged two-seater has been copied and kit-built for decades.

This sixties roadster's dished hardtop earned it a nickname borrowed from Asian temple architecture.
