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Wheeler Dealers Series 12 (2015)

 

Presented by Mike Brewer & Edd China.

Series 12 introduces Wheeler Dealers‍ ' new U.S. workshop in Los Angeles, California, and the brand new UK workshop. Members exclusive View and watch

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
1	"1965 Pontiac GTO"	US$25,000 £15,400	US$25,000 £15,400	US$28,200 £17,500	US$32,000 £19,700	+US$4,200 +£2,500

 

Asking $27,500 Price Paid $25,000

Work Completed: New uprated aluminium radiator with electric fan, water pump, and thermostat installed. Power steering box refurbished and repainted. Air conditioning system reinstated, however original compressor and condenser supplied by the seller, could not be used because of damage and were replaced with aftermarket units. Aftermarket wooden steering wheel replaced with period correct leather unit. Wooly suspension fixed by tightening loose nut on suspension arm. Damaged right side exhaust downpipe welded with new pipe and realigned to match the height of the left side. Broken tachometer and fuel gauges replaced with new aftermarket units.

Notes: Purchased from Johnsburg, Illinois. Car was originally from California and had its engine swapped with a 1967 400 cu in (6.6L) triple carburettor V8 that generates 400 bhp. Restored car taken to Borrego Springs, California.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
2	1951 Ford F-1	US$5,000 £3,061	US$4,500 £2,755	US$14,484 £9,296	US$20,000 £12,729	+US$5,516 +£3,433

 

Asking $5,000 Price Paid $4,500

Work Completed: The 3.9L (239 cu. in) Flathead V8 engine cleaned and upgraded with new aluminium heads, new inlet manifold, new four barrel carburettor and new tubular exhaust manifold. Engine bay resprayed in original teal colour. Electrical system converted from 6V to 12V. Four speed non-synchronous transmission upgraded to a modern automatic unit. Custom gear linkage mechanism fitted to the transmission using original steering column shifter. New exhaust system fitted. Custom "Mike & Edd" logo hand painted on both doors. Custom aluminium windshield sun visor made. Body painted in certain areas in original teal to create a Rat rod look, then sealed with a clear coat. Wheeler Dealers logo etched onto vent windows, using an angle grinder and steel tubing to create sparks. Vinyl seats and sun visors reupholstered with real cowhide. Steel wheels repainted in original teal colour and white wall tires fitted.

Notes: Purchased from Everett, Washington. Finished truck was taken to Twin Peaks, California, to participate in a rat rod cruise.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
3	1959 MGA	US$15,000 £9,029	US$14,000 £8,427	US$24,950 £16,161	US$35,000 £22,671	+US$10,050 +£6,510

 

Asking $16,700 Price Paid $14,000

Work Completed: Engine oil seal and crankshaft ring replaced with larger units with the engine plate modified to accommodate them. Engine and engine bay degreased. Boot cleaned of surface rust and repainted with stone chip undercoating. Rusted body panels replaced. Body resprayed from white to black (the original factory colour). New front drum brakes. Steel wheels replaced with wire wheels; new hubs installed to accommodate them. Brightwork rechromed; new indicator light housings and MG badges. Original red leather interior replaced with tan leather. Faded wooden dashboard wrapped in leather; speedo and rev counters replaced with second-hand units. New interior door pulls. New wooden steering wheel.

Notes: Purchased from a classic car dealership in East Los Angeles, California. Originally thought to be a 1500 variant, the engine was discovered by Edd to be a rebuilt 1600 cc single cam unit. Restored car brought to Hollywood Hills for a cruise. Sold at asking price

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
4	1974 BMW 2002 tii	N/A	US$7,750 £4,990	US$21,450 £13,813	US$35,000 £23,415	+US$13,550 +£9,065

Asking $5,975 Price Paid $7,750

Work Completed: New fuel pump and hoses. New battery, condensor, rotor arm, UHT leads, and distributor cap. Engine serviced with new spark plugs and fluids. Fuel injector retaining screws refurbished with new o-rings. Kugelfischer pump reconditioned. Total $1,050 Brake system overhauled with new master cylinder, front discs, pads, hoses, and rear drums and shoes.Total $600 Full body respray. Total $7,000 New driver's side mirror and BMW badges. U.S.-spec bumpers replaced with original Euro-spec units. Front seats replaced with refurbished Recaro units. Original steering wheel replaced with Nardi unit. $5.050

Notes: Originally a non-running unit that had not been used for 17 years. Seller advertised it for US$5,975, but due to high demands from collectors, Mike bought it for US $7,750. Majority of the replacement parts purchased at a classic BMW car meet. refurbished original parts. Restored car taken to BMW's U.S. headquarters in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where it was test driven before being sold to a Florida buyer.Edd not very optimistic it woud run and proved right.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
5	1975 AMC Pacer	US$5,000 £3,059	US$3,500 £2,141	US$12,750 £8,096	US$7,857 £4,989	-US$4,893 -£3,107

Asking $4,000 Price Paid $3,500

Work Completed: Ride height lowered by 50 mm using custom front springs and rear aluminium spacer blocks. Replaced automatic gear selector cable with fishing line. Full body vinyl wrap in light grey with a white hexagon pattern, reflective lines, and clear glitter. Brown interior panels refurbished in grey using a flocking process. New grey carpeting. Original seats reupholstered in off-white artificial suede. New headlamps with LED angel eye rings. New black alloy wheels.

Notes: Purchased from San Jose, California. Restored car taken to the Reno, Nevada, for its test drive before being put on an online charity auction.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
6	Nissan 240Z	US$10,000 £6,480	US$8,500 £5,508	US$11,750 £7,917	US$16,750 £11,287	+US$5,000 +£3,370

Asking $11,000 Price Paid $8,500

Work Completed: Automatic gearbox swapped with a 5-speed manual from a later 280Z. Camshaft profiled, carburettors rebuilt and performance exhaust added to improve engine performance. New chrome camshaft cover added.

Notes: Notes: Purchased from a Cars & Coffee event in Irvine, California. Mike was initially searching for a manual 240Z but was unable to find one within budget. Restored car taken to Willow Springs Raceway for its test drive. Sold at asking price.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
7	1973 Volkswagen 181 Thing	US$10,000 £6,380	US$8,000 £5,104	US$12,543 £8,240	US$15,750 £10,352	+US$3,207 +£2,112

Asking $8,000 Price Paid $8,000

Work Completed: Repaired side windows. Replaced the foam seats. Replaced the spark plugs and the leads. Replaced the fuel dampener as the current one looked worn-down. Replaced the exhaust. Replaced the front drum brakes with disc brakes.

Notes: Purchased in Oregon. Sold at asking price to a buyer in Japan.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
8	1952 DeSoto Firedome 8	US$15,000 £9,599	US$12,500 £7,999	US$17,000 £10,710	US$23,000 £14,811	+US$6,000 +£3,863

Asking $13,995 Price Paid $12,500

Work Completed: Flat silver painted bumpers and brightwork rechromed. Engine heads refurbished with new valve guides, seats and polished valves, resulting in a gain of 30 bhp. Added remote controlled door opening mechanism and poppers to compensate for the shaved door handles; new 8 volt battery added for the mechanism. The dark tint on the windows was removed to give the car more appeal. New steel wheels with chrome hubcaps and whitewall tyres

Notes: Notes: Purchased from Charlotte, North Carolina. Customised vehicle with the door handles shaved off. Restoration price includes US$750 credit from selling the original unit's alloy wheels. Restored car taken to California's Wine Country for its test drive. Placed on consignment to a classic car dealer, as Mike headed back to Europe.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
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#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
10	1973 Rover P5B	£5,000	£3,850	£6,212	£11,500	+£5,288

Asking £4,500 Price Paid £3,800

Work Completed: Power steering gearbox rebuilt, steering lock stops added to stop further steering gearbox damage, cast iron exhaust manifolds replaced with stainless steel tubular exhaust manifolds, new set of interior felt carpets made, front passenger seat backrest adjust lever tightened up so the backrest stays upright, leather seats cleaned.

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#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
11	1989 Fiat Panda 4x4	£1,000	£1,331	£1,800	£2,500	+£700

Asking Price: Ebay Auction £1,331

Work Completed: Replaced gearbox linkages and bushes, sump guard added for protection, snorkel intake installed, seats replaced to racing seats from previous VW transporter build with harnesses Free NOS, original stickers removed, exterior resprayed with textured polyurethane rubber paint, new wheels and tires, hand-painted badges.

Notes: Bought from an internet auction. The seats and harnesses are free, since Edd used old units from a previous project. The off-road tires are made from recycled Retread old tires from Europe trip. Restored car taken to an off-road testing site in York to test its off-road abilities.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
12	Alfa Romeo Alfasud	£5,000	£4,830	£5,797	£6,800	+£1,003

Asking Price: auction in Norfolk £16,500

Work Completed: Cam belt and water pump replaced, full service performed, brake discs and pads replaced, rear suspension bushes replaced with polyurethane units, rust patch on bulk head replaced with new metal, exhaust system replaced with NOS item.

Notes: Rare Ti variant, only 50 of which are registered in the UK. Purchased from an auction in Norfolk. Engine had not been serviced for 17 years. Mike previously wanted to sell the car for £8,000 during a radio talk show, but then he backed up and advertised the car for £7,250.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
13	Caterham 7	£15,000	£16,500	£20,425	£22,500	+£2,075

Asking Price: £20.00 Direct From Caterham trade sale Paid £16,500  

Work Completed: Standard flywheel replaced with lightweight unit, standard air filter replaced with a bigger airbox, standard exhaust heat shield replaced with handmade Inconel unit, ECU remapped, standard floor pan replaced with longer and deeper units so Edd could get in, racing seats replaced with more comfortable units, toggle switch starter system installed, full respray from black to light green, rear light lenses replaced and LED bulbs installed, mudguards replaced with carbon fibre units, exhaust polished and custom Heat shield made, grille insert resprayed green, and new Caterham badge installed.

Notes: Car was a former factory drift racer demonstrator (Black with decals)that was not road legal. At the end of the episode, the car had been registered on the road as a brand new 2014 model year car. Restoration costs include £200 credit from selling the racing seats. Restored car taken to Portmeirion, North Wales, to pay homage to the TV series The Prisoner, which featured the Caterham 7's predecessor, the Lotus Seven. Newest car featured in the series.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
14	Ford Escort Mk2 RS2000	£10,000	£6,750	£12,350	£12,999	+£649

Asking Price £8,250 - Price Paid £6,750

Work Completed: Suspension strut mount and bulkhead strengthened, engine bay and interior repainted, sound deadening removed, roll cage fitted, straight cut gearbox fitted, new fuel tank with uprated fuel systems fitted, FIA-approved fire extinguisher fitted, competition-spec center console installed, new footrest for navigator fitted, competition bucket seats fitted, new steering wheel fitted, rally-spec mudguards fitted, rally tires and wheels fitted, door stickers and windshield stickers installed, exhaust system replaced, twin carburettors and strut brace installed.

Notes: Car was originally a 1.3 litre left-hand drive Ghia model from the Netherlands that had been converted into an RS2000 both cosmetically and mechanically by a workshop specialising in rally car conversion. Purchase price includes a competition-spec straight cut gearbox. Restored car taken to Walters Arena rally stage in Wales for a small competition between Mike and Edd.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
15	1957 Messerschmitt KR200	£17,995	£17,000	£22,271	£25,000	+£2,729

Asking Price £17,995 - Price Paid £17,000

Work Completed: Cylinder head cleaned and new head gasket fitted, full service performed, hubcaps replaced, aftermarket leather canopy replaced with correct clear dome, engine casing polished, crease on the rear mudguard bent back to shape, welded and patched, full respray from mint green to red and white, new chrome bits fitted to upgrade the car to Deluxe model, whitewall tire fitted, aftermarket air filter and exhaust system replaced with original units, engine bay cleaned, interior re-trimmed, period correct switch installed, brightwork polished.

Notes: Bought to celebrate Messerschmitt KR200's 60th anniversary. Pre-fitted with aftermarket canopy roof. Edd broke the clear dome during trimming, requiring Mike to purchase another one, which was the last unit available in the country according to Edd. Restored car taken to a Messerschmitt gathering. Sold at asking price to a Swedish buyer who sent his daughter over to the UK to take a look at the car.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
16	1956 Citroën HY Van	£6,000	£4,500	£19,000	£23,000	+£4,000

Asking Price 7,000 Euros - Price Paid 6,000 Euros

Work Completed: Standard engine swapped with 2.1L Ford unit, trafficators refurbished with LED units, rusty bodywork treated and resprayed to white, standard transmission swapped with synchromesh unit from later HY Van, inverter charger, auxiliary battery and additional 240V electronics fitted, additional support braces, insulation and hygienic panels installed, headlight bulbs changed with modern units, interior refurbished, modern seatbelts fitted and wheels refurbished.

Notes: Purchased from a collector in southern France as a barn find that was used as commercial vehicle. The Ford engine used is a bored-out 2.0 liter engine from a Ford Transit. Converted into a modern commercial vehicle. Restored car taken to a garlic farm in Isle of Wight.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
17	1992 Volkswagen Corrado VR6	£1,500	£1,200	£2,860	£5,500	+£2,640

 

Asking Price £1,000 - Price Paid £1,200 (more as other offers)

Work Completed: Replaced ABS sensors on all four wheels, new brake pads and discs fitted, ABS pump rebuilt, oil cooler seals and oil filter replaced, broken sunroof replaced, fabric interior swapped with secondhand leather units, radiator grille replaced, faded VR6 badge restored using vinyl stickers, wipers replaced with Volkswagen Lupo wiper arms, Speedline wheels refurbished and new tyres fitted.

Notes: The seller sold the car on behalf of his uncle. Restored car taken to a go-kart track in Milton Keynes for a test drive. Sold at £500 over the asking price.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
18	2003 Honda S2000	£5,000	£3,000	£4,380	£7,000	+£2,620

Asking Price £3,500 - Price Paid £3,000

Work Completed: Faulty oxygen sensor replaced, oil seals and O-rings replaced to fix the VTEC issue, wheels refurbished, corroded EPS rack replaced, rusted metal engine brackets refurbished using vapor blasting method, rusted alarm casing replaced, cam cover refurbished, faded headlamp lenses ground, sanded and polished, headlight washer pump replaced, aftermarket stereo head unit and gear shift knob replaced with factory units.

Notes: Rare Imola Orange colour. Previous owner wanted to restore it but gave up, according to Mike. Bought back by the previous owner at £500 over the asking price.

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Final Cost After Restoration	Final Selling Price	Profit/Loss
19	2002 Noble M12	£22,000	£21,500	£24,574	£27,000	+£2,426

Asking Price £23,900 - Price Paid £21,500

Work Completed: Twin turbochargers reconditioned to fix engine oil leak, intercooler cleaned, electronic boost controller installed, ECU re-mapped to increase the turbos' boost, uprated oil sump and removable crossmember installed to replace a piece of factory crossmember that Edd cut, oil filter replaced, oil catch tank replaced, broken plastic heater casing replaced with aluminium casing, non-standard gearshift gaiter and handbrake gaiter replaced with Alcantara-finished units, aftermarket steering wheel replaced with factory MOMO unit.

Notes: Purchased in Italy, but the seller's agent advertised the car as located in London. Purchase price includes a pre-made aluminium casing for the uninstalled heater. Previous owner fitted functional custom sidepods. Restored car taken to Millbrook Proving Ground in Bedfordshire for handling and top speed test, it achieved 170 mph on the oval track. Sold at asking price.

Media Credit: Discovery UK

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Wheeler Dealers Trading Up Series 2 (2014)

 

Presented by Mike Brewer

Once again Mike travels the world in search of cars to make a quick turn around on. With some true classics and modern motors. (Money rounded up into US Dollars). Starting at the bottom as profit increases the quality of the cars goes up ,to eventually buy a Italian super car with the profit of money earned from around the world. Buying and selling cars, the wheeler dealer way. Members exclusive View and watch

 

  Episode 1. Location: Sydney, Australia

1. Ford Falcon Futura AU II Asking price $1,000 (oz) paid $1,000 with oz reg. Purchased from a car dealer Mike went to a scrapyard where he found a second hand driver-side mirror and headlamp for $90 Mike changed the parts and resprayed the bumper himself in order to cut the costs Mike sourced out second hand camping equipment and bought it for $150 Sold to German backpackers for $3,100

2. 1981 Mazda RX-7 Asking price $5,800 Paid $4,800 (OZ Dollars) Paintwork faded from sun .Mike had the car repainted for $450.Mike's friend, Richard put the car in his showroom to attract attention The first bid on the Mazda was $5,130 with $480 profit, but in the end the deal was called off

3. Holden Commodore VU II UTE Mike had to pay for the car via his credit card as there hadn't been a sale with the Mazda at this point The car was detailed and the calipers were painted for $450 The car was sold to one of the mechanics who was working on the car

4. Ford Escort Mk 1 The car was shipped to UK in a container with a cost of $1,280 Mike had to register the car in the UK for $88 The floor panel was repaired

 

  Episode 2. Location: United Kingdom

1. 1983 Volkswagen Golf GTi Mk 1 The ball joints had to be replaced for $160

2. Caterham 7 Mike converted the car back into a road car; doors, seats, road roll cage and new 7 badge were put back on Racing roll cage, racing seats, transponder and racing stickers were removed from the car and sold for $900 Andy charged $160 for helping Mike

3.Land Rover Freelander As Mike was driving the car he noticed that the SRS light was showing, this was due to a loose plug on the passenger side causing an open airbag circuit. This was fixed for $80

 

 Episode 3. Location: Brazil

1.Volkswagen Kombi The expert considered that the car has more than 80% of the original parts and can be registered as a collectors car (with black number plates). This cost Mike $435

2.1962 Willys Jeep The buying price included two new front wings replacements, which cost $65 to replace them The old front wings were taken to a scrapyard and Mike got $17 The mechanic that fitted the wings ended up buying the car

3.Chevrolet Opala The car was foam washed for $6

 

 Episode 4. Location: USA

1.Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Electric pick-up installed to replace the original one, increasing the BHP from 145 to 195, this cost Mike $440

2.1959 Chevrolet Apache Pick up Mike bought a chrome plated grill, front bumper and front light framing for $850 Other ornaments and badges were sandblasted for $90

3.Jaguar E-Type Mike refurbished the cracked steering wheel The wheels were steam cleaned, engine bay chemically cleaned and tyres dressed A whole new braking system had to be installed The drivers seat was taken to an upholsterer to repair the ripped leather for $200 Total costs were about $5000 (including the ripped leather seat)

 

 Episode 5. Location: Poland

1.Fiat 126p The price included set of alloy wheels The car was wrapped in car wrapping foil for $500 The car was auctioned on car fairs in Warsaw

2.GAZ-66 Mike sold the truck to a military dealer in the UK via a video call, before he even bought it.

 

  Episode 6. Location: Italy

1.Vespa Primavera 125 ET3 Mike offered to service the scooter himself to lower the purchase price The aftermarket luggage rack removed The carburettor was refurbished and cleaned up The rear view mirror was changed The scooter was washed Total cost for parts was $322

2.Lancia Delta Integrale Evoluzione II The car was purchased in Menton, France, due to the high demand of re-importing Delta Integrales from other countries The paint was touched up by Mike due to damage from stone chips Mike's trader contact ended up buying the car as a trade when the potential buyers failed to turn up.

3. Ferrari 348 tb

 

 

#	Vehicle	Budget	Purchase Price	Additional Costs	Final Selling Price	Profit / Loss
1	Ford Falcon Futura AU II	$3,000	$900	$215	$2,790	$1,675
	Mazda RX-7	$4,675	$4,050	$450	$3,600	-$900
	Holden Commodore VU II UTE	$3,775	$4,750	$450	$5,850	$650
	Ford Escort Mk 1	$4,425	$4,950	$1,368	$14,240	$7,922
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	Volkswagen Golf GTi Mk 1	$12,347	$5,200	$160	$7,200	$1,700
	Caterham 7	$14,047	$13,200	$160	$15,600	$3,140
	Land Rover Freelander	$17,187	$15,200	$80	$17,000	$1,478
3	Volkswagen Kombi	$18,646	$12,174	$435	$13,913	$1,304
	Willys Jeep	$19,950	$10,000	$48	$10,435	$387
	Chevrolet Opala	$20,337	$5,217	$6	$6,522	$1,319
4	Chevrolet Corvette Stingray	$21,655	$17,000	$440	$22,500	$5,060
	Chevrolet Apache	$26,715	$11,000	$940	$14,500	$2,560
	Jaguar E-Type	$29,275	$16,000	$5,000	$37,000	$10,000
5
	Fiat 126p	$39,275	$1,000	$500	$1,833	$333
	GAZ-66	$39,608	$4,000	$0	$4,700	$700
6	Vespa Primavera 125 ET3	$40,308	$4,900	$322	$7,000	$1,596
	Lancia Delta Integrale Evoluzione II	$41,904	$35,000	$10	$39,000	$3,990
	Ferrari 348 tb	$45,378	$44,800	N/A	N/A	N/A

 Media Credit: Discovery TV 2014

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Wheeler Dealers TV series overview

Featuring Mike Brewer and at first mechanic Edd China.

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Here we will name the cars featured in the shows, as the budget gets a little out of control on many of the projects, unlike with the early series with a budget all in of only a thousand pounds. But always a great restoration or update of some modern classic cars, and custom car projects.

 

Wheeler Dealers: (2003 on)

Series 1 (2003)  Series 2  (2004)  Series 3  (2005)   Series 4  (2006) Series 5  (2008)  Series 6  (2009)  Series 7  (2010)

Series 8 (2011)  Series 9 (2012) Series 10 (2013) Series 11 (2014)  Series 12 (2015) Series 13 (2016/17) Series 14 (2017/18)

Series 15 (2018/19)  Series 16 (2020/21) Series 17 (2021/22) Series 18 (2023)

Note : Wheeler Dealers: On the Road (is the name as from series 5 in 2008)

 

The spinoff series

Wheeler Dealers :Trading Up Series 1 (2013)  Trading Up Series 2 (2014)  

Wheeler Dealers : Dream Car (2020)

Wheeler Dealers: World Tour (2024)

 First 100 cars in order 

1 Porsche 924 2 Saab 900 Turbo 3 Volkswagen Golf Mk1 GTI £ 4 Austin Mini Mk1 5 Mercedes-Benz W123 230E  6 Ford Capri Laser 1.6     7 Toyota MR2 MKI 8 Peugeot 205 GTi 1.9 9 Suzuki SJ410 10 BMW E30 325i 11 MG B GT 12 Predator Beach Buggy 13 Volkswagen Transporter T3 14 Lancia Delta HF Integrale 8v 15 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16 Cosworth . 16 Range Rover Series I Vogue SE 17 Mazda MX-5 NA  18 Porsche 928 19 Porsche 911 2.7S Targa £ 20 Jeep CJ7 21 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce 22 BMW E24 635CSi 23 Chevrolet Corvette C4  24 Lexus LS400 25 Mercedes-Benz R107 280SL 26 Lotus Esprit S3 27 Fiat 500 28 Land Rover Series III Stage One V8 29 Citroën DS Super 5 30 Bentley Mulsanne Turbo 31 Triumph Spitfire 1500 32 Porsche 944 Turbo 33 Audi Quattro 34 Volkswagen Beetle 35 Jaguar XJS 3.6 36 Ferrari Dino 308 GT4 37 Mini City 1000 38 TVR S2 39 Land Rover Discovery TDI 40 BMW M3 E36 Convertible 41 Jensen Interceptor III 42 Ford Sierra Sapphire RS Cosworth 43 Volkswagen Type 2 T2 44 BMW 840Ci 45 Triumph Stag 46 Bond Bug 700ES 47 Volvo P1800 48 Land Rover 90 49 Subaru Impreza WRX 50 Lotus Elan

51 Jaguar E-Type Series 3 52 Mini Moke 53 Range Rover P38 4.0 HSE 54 Austin-Healey "Frogeye" Sprite 55 Saab 9-3 Turbo Convertible 56 Dodge Charger 57 DeLorean DMC-12 58 Chevrolet 3100 Stepside 59 VW Karmann Ghia Type 14 Cabriolet 60 Chevrolet Bel Air 210   61 Fiat Dino Coupe 2400 62 Morgan +4 63 BMW M5 E39 64 Renault Alpine A310 65 Porsche 914 66 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen 67 Jaguar XK8 68 Gardner Douglas Cobra 69 Jaguar Mark 2 70 Willys MB 71 Nissan Skyline R33 72 Triumph TR6 73 BMW Isetta 300 74 Ford Mustang Fastback 75 Mercedes-Benz SLK R170 76 Aston Martin DB7 77 Ford Escort Mk1 78 Range Rover L322 TD6 Vogue 79 Porsche Boxster S 80 Morris Minor 1000 Traveller 81 TVR Cerbera 82 Lamborghini Urraco P250S 83 Ford Popular 103E Hot rod 84 Chevrolet Corvette C2 Sting Ray 85 FSM Syrena 105L 86 Lotus Elise Series 2 87 Cadillac Coupe de Ville 88 Ford Fiesta XR2 89 Porsche 993 Targa 90 Mazda RX-7 91 Citroën 2CV AZLP 92 Maserati 3200 GT 93 Chevrolet Camaro 94 Amphicar 95 Ford Thunderbird 96 Jaguar XJ-C 97 Audi TT Mk1 98 Volkswagen Type 2 "Splitscreen"" 99 BMW Z1 100 1903 Darracq