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@nelsito2100 Looks like a Ford Mondeo.

@ItsMeLonelyLol Not true at all. The Evoque wasn't designed by Ford, Land Rover isn't owned by Ford, and Jeep will never have as much class as Range Rover.

@2HRenovation It looks like the Top Gear test track - but it isn't.

@DanFrederiksen Believe me sunshine, I'm far from being mindless. I'm not daft enough to think the battery powered electric car is the perfect solution for global transport for a start. While electric cars can - and do - provide viable transport for some (mainly city dwellers making short trips f...

@MrSquishedsquashed Yes, I went when the museum was fairly quiet and got on it without queueing. An interesting experience that's well worth trying if you're in the area again, but I wouldn't say it was worth a trip from Herefordshire specially.

@TheGhostBusters2213 No, it's a modern Ford GT in Gulf livery.

@claytonbigsby246 I think the plan is to put it into limited production after One-77 production has finished.

Theism destroyed with one question. If God does exist, then who created God?

@StfuSiriusly It's not fuel, it's water. You get water out of the exhaust of all petrol engined cars as a by-product of the combustion process, most noticeably when the car's still cold like this one.

@eche73 No, it's not a FORD, it's an ASTON MARTIN. Ford had nothing to do with this car, having sold Aston Martin in 2007.

@bluebay88 No it doesn't. Top Gear's own Power Laps chart shows Ferrari 458 time of 1.19.1 has been beaten by over a dozen cars and is almost 3 seconds slower than the McLaren MP4-12C.

@supra1722 The Mk1 Exige uses a tuned version of the Rover K-Series engine Lotus originally fitted to the Elise. Toyota engines started to be used part way through Mk2 production after MG Rover went down the pan (i.e. moved to China) which also had the advantage of making the Elise a more practic...

@disgracelanduk Actuallt it is 'based on' the Lotus as it uses a Lotus tub, along with some interior parts, plus front lights, doors and roof - hence the carry over of Lotus styling.

@liquidgee13 Electronically limited speeds are nothing to do with aerodynamic instability or overloading components as suggested because modern cars can certainly run at higher speeds without problem (as cars derestricted by tuners prove). It's purely a 'safety' sop and limits vary according to c...

@GodKnows170 The girl's Lysette Anthony. Classy English actress who wasn't afraid to bare all back in the day. :-)

@TheAmericanflavor No, it's obviously a replica - steering wheel's on the wrong side.

@1BlubeTube The GT40 wasn't 'banned by Ferrari'. Engines for sports prototypes were limited to 3 litres like Formula 1 to reduce top speed, not to suit Ferrari whose 330P also got banned. Ford pulled out after 1967 because they'd done the job of beating Ferrari rather than due to the rule changes...

@sixtiesforever1966 Mk1 GT40 won Le Mans twice, Mk2 GT40 won Le Mans once, Mk3 GT40 was a road car based on the Mk1 and the MkIV GT (40 tag dropped by then) won Le Mans once.

@supra1722 This is the real thing, which as you can see from the video was bought for racing and has an impressive competition history. Very rare to see a right hand drive 427 because I think they were all made as left hand drive for the US. I know a few were later shipped to UK and converted, an...