Cars that never made the light of day
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How about the Talbot Horizon Lotus with mid mounted Turbo Esprit power?
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Or indeed the Citroen Visa Lotus?
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Or indeed the Citroen Visa Lotus?
https://rallygroupbshrine.org/the-group-b-cars/gro...
Edited by 2172cc on Sunday 22 July 10:45
Looking back at some of the 2012 posts...
He's got a point!
Now that the Scirocco won't have a direct replacement (its going EV), would Audi fill the gap with a version of the current or next Audi TT?
tbc said:
This ended up as the Audi A7 didn't it?Number 5 said:
gforceg said:
4key said:
Shooting brake TT
No wonder this didn't get made as an Audi. It's a Scirocco!Edited by gforceg on Sunday 23 December 14:02
E65Ross said:
BMW Nazcar would have been nice - don't think BMW have ever really done a supercar or even a super-sports car before like Mercedes or Audi have.
That was built by Italdesign yeah? As for BMW supercars - no love for the M1? Yes Lamborghini and all that but still, BMW supercar!rodericb said:
E65Ross said:
BMW Nazcar would have been nice - don't think BMW have ever really done a supercar or even a super-sports car before like Mercedes or Audi have.
That was built by Italdesign yeah? As for BMW supercars - no love for the M1? Yes Lamborghini and all that but still, BMW supercar!Vauxhall had an FE Victor with a Holden V8 , got binned when the baulkhead and A posts cracked after testing on the ripple road at Millbrook due to the weight and torque of the V8 .
The Viva GT was originally designed with lovely negative camber front suspension but got changed because a higher up didn't like the looks .
They also built some CF vans with 2.3ltr magnum engines and a few with 4 wheel drive .
The engines were later modified to run on cheapo petrol for the ambulance service and the 4x4 s were dropped .
The Viva GT was originally designed with lovely negative camber front suspension but got changed because a higher up didn't like the looks .
They also built some CF vans with 2.3ltr magnum engines and a few with 4 wheel drive .
The engines were later modified to run on cheapo petrol for the ambulance service and the 4x4 s were dropped .
+1 for the Rover 75 Coupe. With the V8.
I would also like to ad this:
https://www.aronline.co.uk/concepts/mg-concepts/mg-zt-t-four-wheel-drive-prototype/
I think a MGZT or Rover 75 estate with all wheel drive would have tempted many country folk out of there Subarus. Particularly a diesel variant.
IIRC, the first Freelander used a Rover 200 Floorpan. (I know they built a Meastro van Mule with the Freelander running gear.) I wonder why they never gave the Streetwise proper 4 wheel drive?
I would also like to ad this:
https://www.aronline.co.uk/concepts/mg-concepts/mg-zt-t-four-wheel-drive-prototype/
I think a MGZT or Rover 75 estate with all wheel drive would have tempted many country folk out of there Subarus. Particularly a diesel variant.
IIRC, the first Freelander used a Rover 200 Floorpan. (I know they built a Meastro van Mule with the Freelander running gear.) I wonder why they never gave the Streetwise proper 4 wheel drive?
Edited by Derventio on Monday 23 July 13:27
OMNIO said:
twizellb said:
Got a bit of "wraith" about it. https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?...
Edited by Hazuki on Monday 23 July 16:44
Derventio said:
+1 for the Rover 75 Coupe. With the V8.
I would also like to ad this:
https://www.aronline.co.uk/concepts/mg-concepts/mg-zt-t-four-wheel-drive-prototype/
I think a MGZT or Rover 75 estate with all wheel drive would have tempted many country folk out of there Subarus. Particularly a diesel variant.
IIRC, the first Freelander used a Rover 200 Floorpan. (I know they built a Meastro van Mule with the Freelander running gear.) I wonder why they never gave the Streetwise proper 4 wheel drive?
The rumour was when Rover and Land Rover were separated Rover was forbidden from using 4 wheel drive systems in their cars. I would also like to ad this:
https://www.aronline.co.uk/concepts/mg-concepts/mg-zt-t-four-wheel-drive-prototype/
I think a MGZT or Rover 75 estate with all wheel drive would have tempted many country folk out of there Subarus. Particularly a diesel variant.
IIRC, the first Freelander used a Rover 200 Floorpan. (I know they built a Meastro van Mule with the Freelander running gear.) I wonder why they never gave the Streetwise proper 4 wheel drive?
Edited by Derventio on Monday 23 July 13:27
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