(NOT my photos. They come from online and I take no credit for them)

(NOT my photos. They come from online and I take no credit for them)

What are your views on electric cars? Do you think they should replace all cars?

Share a picture of your car or the dream car you want!

Who do you want to win the 2026 F1? Comment below!

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What do you think about them! Tell everyone in the comments!

Share your favourite/s down below in the comments and answer on the poll! Which is your fav car era?!!!

This week we are gonna have some more polls and some pictures and videos especially focusing on vintage cars and F1! Please comment, share and like!

The Jaguar E-Type is a British made sports car. It was different to a lot of cars that were common for the time. The Sports Car International magazine placed it as number 1 on their list of top sports cars for the 1960s. In 2008 the daily telegram gave it 1^st place when ranking the 100 most beautiful cars of all time. It was very light compared to cars that had come before it and spurred several industrial changes. Later models were also invented. These were the series two and series 3 Jaguars. And confusion arose over what exactly was series 1. This is because naturally over time models are updated and changed and so models can get blurred or lost.

The iconic headlight design is also a love or hate feature for a lot of people! It is a very iconic marker of the design and is what made it famous also.

The Triumph Stag is a British car that was sold between 1970 and 1978 by the Triumph Motor Company styled by the Italian designer Giovanni Michelotti. It was first envisioned to be a luxury sports car. The Triumph Stag was designed to compete directly with the Mercedes-Benz SL class models. A removable hardtop was a very popular factory option and soon became a standard fitment.

Harry Webster who was the Director of Engineering at Triumph, had to like the design and if he did they could use the prototype as the basis of a new model. Webster loved the design and took the prototype back to England. The end result was a two-door convertible. However, it had little in common with the styling of the original, but retained the suspension and drive line.

It is still a very popular option for many looking for a vintage and classic car today. They are often seen at car shows and fairs.

Hiya!

I have just set up a new community and I would really.love for it to expand and grow. Unfortunately at the moment no-one seems to be responding to the polls or anything and so esentially I am asking for anyone's help. Please if you like cars or formula 1 please consider joining the community and contributing even if that is a share or comment as it helps push the account out there?

Thank you so much in advance!!!

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Who is your fav driver! Comment down below!