Be Excellent To Each Other

Yep, the limited edition ones (22B or P1) in standard condition can be £50k and a lot more.

A common one in rough condition will be a few thousand.

The more you know, the more you realise you don’t know.

One that was previously owned by Colin McRae (world rally champion) sold for half a million.
https://www.carthrottle.com/news/someon ... -prototype

How much did the helicopter go for?

The Dunning-Kruger effect.

To be fair I think I know nothing about cars and I am quite confident that testing would prove me to be right

Indeed they can, but that one in Meem's picture looks like a right ratty old piece of shit though.

Is that a downwards facing speaker on the front dash?

Sister in law had a 22B, it looked great and was very loud and fast. I only ever got to go in it once and it was a bit rattly inside but I reckon it would've been fun to drive.

For Mimi’s benefit. Colin was a much better driver than he was a helicopter pilot. His last flight did not end well.

I know who Colin McRae is and how he died

Electric Ford Capri looks shite.

Yes. Not sure why they used the iconic name.

Heretige is the only thing they have that Chinese car companies don't.

Except if they buy some, like MG.

That makes a kinda sense

I hired a car in Italy last week for the 6 days I was there, and they gave me an automatic MG3 hybrid.

Honestly, it wasn't that bad. I was very surprised.

I didn't mind the Capri in photos.

I just came out of Tesco to find one parked next to me.

Sweet jesus it's ugly in real life. The Mustang mach-e is no looker but the Capri is like someone described it to someone who drew it using broken crayons.

I honestly think that their designers tried to see how much they could rip off the Polestar 2 and somehow ended up making an ugly mess:

I was the other way around - didn't think much of the photos but when I saw one thought it looked fine.

Looked nothing like a Capri,.obv.