Cars from the 1970s. Can you remember?

Paradigm

http://www.motoring.co.uk/quizzes/through-the-years-car-quiz-70s.cgi?utm_source=motoring.co.uk&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=newsletter&src=motoring

Iceweasel

10/10 - that was too easy!

colino

You know you need to get out more when you notice it should have been Leyland Princess, the later hatchback was the Austin Ambassador.

lincroft1710

10/10 far too easy!

Gloomendoom

10/10 too.

lincroft1710

colino wrote: »

You know you need to get out more when you notice it should have been Leyland Princess, the later hatchback was the Austin Ambassador.

Or even that the car started life as an Austin/Morris 1800/2000 or Wolseley 6 (depending on badge,trim level and engine size) and morphed into the "Princess" the following year.

Paradigm

I thought q7 might have caught someone....

agrinnall

Yes, even if you're not certain of the car in the picture (like the Mirafiori) it's very easy to eliminate the cars that it isn't.

facade

"Proper" cars, too easy. I'd not get 5/10 with modern euroboxes.

colino

I'm sure that's why nearly every car has remote central locking now, just so you can find your eurobox in a sea of white or silver blandboxes.

Iceweasel

Nice to see my 'dream car' the BMW M1 in there.

http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2011/08/peter-greggs-bmw-m1-art-car-up-for-auction.html

Anyone got a hammer so I can give my piggy-bank a smack?

They cost more than my house.