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This brutal American roadster had a ten-cylinder truck-derived engine, side exhausts and at first no windows.

This hand-built super-saloon of 1984 hid a sports car engine in an executive body and invented the class.

This almost perfectly semicircular coupe of 1998 barely changed from its concept drawing.

This boxy flare-arched coupe brought four-wheel drive to rallying and made two-wheel-drive cars obsolete overnight.

This high-performance version of a compact German saloon exists because its maker needed to homologate a touring car.

This compact British coupe was its maker's entry model, built on a bonded aluminium platform.

This carbon-bodied plug-in hybrid has doors that swing upward and floating rear buttresses with air gaps.

This British roadster of 2013 was the first real successor to a sixties icon, fifty years later.
