What is your favourite classic car

Am I allowed the Volkswagen beetle? I went round the VW factory once in Wolfsburg and fell in love with these diddy cars on the production line.

We had three Lotus Elans, before we had children, Lovebeigecardigans, a two-tone white & yellow John Player, a yellow and a white one. One of them was a soft top which leaked like a sieve in rain. Sadly, I couldn’t drive in those days so never got behind the wheel.

We also had a series of MGB’s and MGA’s. We managed to transport ourselves, two children and assorted luggage and buggies in an MGBGT.

I’d love a Jaguar Mark2, they’re beautiful, and an E-type, too.

I always loved the Lotus Elan which I think The Avenger Emma Peel drove. Powder blue please.

I have a soft spot for the Morris Traveller which I think has the wooden pieces (I've heard it referred to as 'half-timbered'). My dear late husband had one in cream before I met him. It never let him down, whatever the weather - except for the one morning when he drove it to a showroom to sell it - I told him it didn't want to go! I've a tiny Dinky model of it.

A Morris minor, followed by a Ford Anglia! Certainly showing my age.

I did fancy buying a Mazda MX years ago and just as I was sitting in the driver's seat, trying it out, my GP appeared in the showroom, picking up his wife's new car.
He told me I was being ridiculous, as I would never be able to get out of it, due to my RA.
He was correct! ?

Best vintage car by a mile 4 1/2 litre Bentley.
Moderns? ie Post War vehicles? Meh. Not fussed they're just transport.

My father had a Morgan. No idea which type. I was always mildly embarrassed by it when young. All my friends were picked up in Range Rovers or large fancy cars and I thought our car was rubbish!

My mother had a Morris Traveller. That used to mortify me as well

But my friend's father had an E Type Jaguar which I adored. Still do. Not seen one on the road for years though!

Inspector Morse’s Jaguar.

Our first car was a Reliant Robin 3 wheeler! So Morse’s jaguar seemed impossibly glamorous...

Pa-in-law had an Austin Princess, fabulous car, so quiet.
SiL had a Humber Super Snipe which she hadn't driven for 10 years and was in the garage when she died. 1976--1986.

Jaguar XJS, can just see myself like Lady Penelope.

We had a Triumph 2000 Mk1 saloon in the early seventies and, after what we had been driving, it felt like the most luxurious car we would ever own. DH bought it for a song, with eleven thousand miles on the clock and the plastic covers still on the leather seats. Walnut dash board, automatic, twin carbs, whisper quiet, it went like the wind.