"The 1980s is regarded as the golden era of rallying. It was a time when the craziest cars ever conceived ruled the roost. The topflight of the sport was the Group B competition which allowed manufacturers to push the boundaries "

"Loud and rowdy cars may have been seen as something of a niche concept in the approach to the millennium, but it didn’t take long to become thoroughly mainstream. Soon having the craziest car would be central to the "

"The nineties was truly the era of the hot hatch. While the concept itself was born in the mid ‘70s with the Golf GTI, and the actual words made famous (or should that be infamous?) in the ‘80s with the "

"The 90s defined a new era of sports and performance cars, with a vast array of models taking the culture by storm. The iconic boxes of the 80s evolved into elegant curves and tapered into aerodynamic masterpieces, improving their efficiency "

"It almost goes without saying that we’re spoilt for choice here. The nineties was, after all, the decade that gave British motorists more options than ever before. Not only were European models - such as the E36 BMW, Audi "

"What message do we leave for the future? A handbook for survival, stories from the past. Who would believe such mythical beasts existed, without evidence? When petrol pumps become museum pieces, the scent of fuel remains as a distant memory, "

"Growing up, there’s always been a vehicle that never left our minds. Regardless of the shape, colour or make - chances are we’re yet to forget it. Not a single car has been mentioned, but you’ve thought "

"It’s more than just the motor. It’s the history; the stories the metal tells with each scrape, bump or nick and the memories that the fabrics of the seats weave with their smell and feel. To many, that’"