2. Lamborghini LM002 – 1983

4. Lamborghini Miura – 1971

6. Lancia Delta Integrale – 1988

8. Lancia Stratos – 1974

10. Range Rover – 1971

12. Land Rover Series I – 1948

14. Lincoln Continental 4-door convertible – 1961

16. London Taxi – 1960 Made by London Taxis International

18. Lotus Elan Sprint – 1971

20. Matra-Simca Bagheera – 1973

22. McLaren F1 – 1994

24. Mercedes-Benz 300SL – 1954 These doors are called gullwings.

26. Mercedes-Benz 'pagoda roof' SL – 1963

28. Mercedes 540K roadster – 1936 The K stands for Kompressor, or supercharger in English.

30. Morgan Plus 8 – 1967

32. Morris Minor – 1948

34. NSU Ro80 – 1968 Had a rotary engine.

36. Peugeot 205 GTi – 1984

38. Peugeot 404/504 – 1970

40. Renault 4 – 1962 Eight million of these were sold over 33 years.

42. Reliant Robin – 1973 Three wheeler

44. Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost – 1906

46. Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible – 1971

48. Rover SD1 – 1976 V8 engine

50. Rover P5B Coupe – 1968 The first Rover to use the Buick V8 (hence the B).

52. Saab 92 – 1950 Saab 92 was very aerodynamic (Saabs 90 and 91 were actually aircraft).

54. Saab 99 Turbo – 1977

56. Trabant – 1950

58. Volkswagen Beetle – 1946

60. VW Golf GTI – 1978

62. Volkswagen Microbus – 1950

64. Vauxhall Lotus Carlton – 1990 Twin Turbo engine

66. Vauxhall Calibra – 1990

68. Volvo Amazon – 1956 One of the first cars specifically developed with safety as a key part of the package. Pioneered with items such as padded dashboards and three-point seatbelts.

70. Volvo 140-Series – 1968

72. Willy's Jeep – 1940 Often called the car that won the war, the Jeep was introduced in 1940 and some 600,000 were built during the Second World War. It played a pivotal role in Allied operations.