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by Morganmike - 21/09/26 07:54 PM
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1) Ferrari 250 GTO
2) Ford Mustang (we need to decide on a type; my vote would be for the 1965 Shelby Mustang GT-350)
3) Ford GT40
4) Mini (which variant?)
5) VW Beetle
6) Porsche (356A Speedster? 550 Spyder? 1973 2.7 RS?)
7) Jaguar E-Type S1 Roadster An excellent list, so far. I would also support one of the early Lamborghini models, either the Countach or Miura as iconic. Michael
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1) Ferrari 250 GTO
2) Ford Mustang (we need to decide on a type; my vote would be for the 1965 Shelby Mustang GT-350)
3) Ford GT40
4) Mini (which variant?)
5) VW Beetle
6) Porsche (356A Speedster? 550 Spyder? 1973 2.7 RS?)
7) Jaguar E-Type S1 Roadster As for a Mini - whichever model they drove in the Italian Job As for a Beetle - Herbie Mustang - the Bullett car of course..... Is there a common theme here.................
Last edited by SpeedMog; 07/01/07 01:52 PM.
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hmmn... to continue the theme and also because I can't believe we missed it the first time!!! ...what about the Aston DB5? 
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How about the Mk1 Golf Gti? That car brought performance cars to the masses.
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How about the Mk1 Golf Gti? That car brought performance cars to the masses. I owned a MK2 and I always resented the Golf when everyone referred to it as being the 'first' hot hatch. I always saw the Alfasud as having claim on that title (although it wasn't a hatch until later in its life-time), but perhaps the Vauxhall Chevette 2300 or Lotus Sunbeam have even more right to be considered 'first'. (note to self: need to check back at my old Autocar and Motor mags)
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How about the Mk1 Golf Gti? That car brought performance cars to the masses. I owned a MK2 and I always resented the Golf when everyone referred to it as being the 'first' hot hatch. I always saw the Alfasud as having claim on that title (although it wasn't a hatch until later in its life-time), but perhaps the Vauxhall Chevette 2300 or Lotus Sunbeam have even more right to be considered 'first'. (note to self: need to check back at my old Autocar and Motor mags) Steve, I'm too young to know about these cars you are mentioning. You clearly look a lot younger than you actually are 
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I had a Mark 2 GTI 16V and it was a great car, although I do think you're right Steve, there were hot hatches before the Golf. Even so, it has become an iconic motor... still, would we put it in the Top 10? 
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I had a Mk1 GTi and a 16v Mk2 but never really thought of them as hot, just warm - but I think that's probably because I never really got on with front wheel drive. As for earlier hot hatches, how about 
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IMHO, might I suggest consideration of:
Ford Model T Mercedes 300 SL Gullwing 1959 Cadillac (any) 1953 Corvette MGTC 1973 Honda Civic 1947 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith 1921 Le Mans/1922 Indy 500 Duesenberg
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How could I forget? Please add: 1941 Willys MB Bugatti Royale
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