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LDB 03-28-2018 01:40 PM

Hot hatches
 
I could go for a few of these.

Top 10 Hot Hatches We Wish Were Sold in North America » AutoGuide.com News

Draigflag 03-28-2018 10:44 PM

What a shame you don't get these great cars, and more, over there. I'd have a spin in all, except the Vauxhall, never been a fan of the brand. Had no idea you didn't get the 1 series, its a very common sight on uk roads, and a seriously quick car with a 3 litre engine. The Mito I had as a loan car once, quite fun but not really a hot hatch with 170 BHP, more like a warm hatch.

JockoT 03-29-2018 04:35 AM

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I learned to drive in a 1956 Vauxhall Wyvern, and more recently I have owned and enjoyed an 85 Carlton and a 92 Cavalier. Both were comfortable, reliably, cheap to maintain, motors.
Second image shows me under the bonnet of PUS, more than 50 years ago!

LDB 03-29-2018 05:25 AM

I like them all except the MiTo. Something about it looks strange to me. If I could cherry pick I'd have the option of the i30, GTi, S1 and Megane. The Scirocco might have to be in the list too. The M140 is definitely hot but doesn't push the buttons as well as the others. I presume we have at least a few cars the rest of the world might wish for but I think we miss out on more than we have just like this list shows.

LDB 03-29-2018 05:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JockoT (Post 197828)
I learned to drive in a 1956 Vauxhall Wyvern, and more recently I have owned and enjoyed an 85 Carlton and a 92 Cavalier. Both were comfortable, reliably, cheap to maintain, motors.
Second image shows me under the bonnet of PUS, more than 50 years ago!

That's pretty cool. Do you still have that car?

JockoT 03-29-2018 06:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LDB (Post 197830)
That's pretty cool. Do you still have that car?

Afraid not. Vauxhalls of that era were very prone to rust (GM) and it succumbed about 18 months on from those photos


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