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So the Yellow thing....there aren't too many options left and the RR (if you zoom in on the image you might just about make out the shape of the name of it and hence what it might be called, in the windscreen advertisement

The Harley sounded better as it had better tuned exhausts out the back, rather than the side, as well as a leather covered interior and the crew cab

The F150 was rebadged and tarted up for a well known phat motorcycle company. It had Chrome wheels !! Go on, you can guess it. Posting a picture in 1 min

Z3M Holden Commodore GTS-R thingie for TWR Bentley Turbo R 2 x Yank Tanks and a Prime bit of British class to go I might be forced to give you the F150 answer if you can't find it, as you are very close

Here is a huge clue to one of them....it is based on the F150 Lightning, but rebadaged, although you might find an F150 badge on it somewhere. It was also a crew cab

We have a very worthy guess on the F150 lightning. It's a great guess and worth half points. The Pick-up in question had only 420bhp if I recall correctly as opposed to the 450bhp Lightning. I can't say much more without giving it away. I also think it was only available in Black or Grey iirc One of the words was correct

I think the Holden was based on the 5.7 GTS-R version

Getting there

One of the infamous Camargue twins

So the RR in the background is a bit tougher, as is the two big Yank Tanks in the reflection......the svelte athletic British thing is me !!!!!!!!

Simple Turbo R model. I think it was in Peacock Blue too, which is a stunning colour on a RR owing to zillions of coats of paint.

The Bentley is a plain old ***** model

So we have Z3M Holden Commodore Stretched/modified TWR special A Rolls Royce something or other A nother Rolls Royce something A Big American SUV thing A not quite as big American thing that is nearly an F150 Lightning Anyone want a clue?

Mostly close guesses

No takers on the quiz? A clue? Obviously the front car is a Z3M then there are 2 classic Brits (one quite rare as they weren't very popular, probably owning to its unusualness in the segment), 2 Yankmobiles and a car from a long, long way away

It was 20 years ago and it was the only way we could see the front of the Z3M without a major reshuffle It was a very early digital camera and I think it had a rangefinder style viewfinder......excuses excuses..... It might have been a very early powershot camera? Oh and it wasn't my camera...more excuses excuses ....

No, but you are welcome to have a crack at it, I just can't tell if it would be a correct identification I think the first challenge is to see 6 vehicles - NOT counting the lorry

Here is a quiz question. Not counting the lorry in the reflection, can you name the cars in the picture? No cheating!!! Clue: there are 6 (I think) Second Clue: none of the cars are called 'Eric', before anyone starts! Ps I've just spent 10 minutes going through old photos to work out what one of the cars is, 10 bonus points for finding the vehicle in the reflection on the left....it's tough to see it, let alone identify it .

This is Stuart Halls ex Z3M, notice the reg! It was for sale when I worked at the wonderful Bauer Millet Ooh thats me in the reflection!

I have driven a Z3M convertible and it has a cracking engine (Gromit) and was lovely to drive at normal or slightly brisk speeds. One quick zip around a roundabout showed me why it has the reputation it does! I don't think it is something you can jump into and get the best out of, unless you are extremely talented as a driver...apparently I wasn't I do like the 'Clown-shoe' coupe and there have been a couple of renderings of the current Z4M as the famed 'clown-shoe', I like it a lot. They call it a shooting brake, but we know what it is really

I didn't know of this either, but it's the reason he said he wasn't interested in the new R5 (although I don't know if that suffers from the black put issue?) The weird thing is that DSLR have a blackout already, so it makes you wonder how long the mirrorless on is. He must be talking about using a mechanical shutter on a mirrorless

I'll be honest, I was initially drawn to the Jimny as a cheap 4x4 with some genuine off-road cred and ended up smitten with it's looks. I know a man with an Aventador SVJ and many other fantastic cars (his current favourite for the last year is the Alpine) and I asked him, as I thought he was a man with wide-ranging and considerable car buying experience, if he thought you could buy a car for just one thing, in that case it was could you buy a Mustang just for the sound of the engine..."hell yes" was more or less his surprising reply. Makes me wonder if you can buy a Jimny just for it's looks, seems many thought so