Too slow

Volks Wagon gave Rolls Royce / Bentley a " Crewe Cut " in the late 90s No more Frankenstein parts bin junk since.

Brittish car manufacturing was so financially unviably bad. That Foreign entities bought them out and resuscitated the Brands.

Awful to own & Run. ( After warranty expiration) They sent you bankrupt. Mercedes Benz of the Era we're light years ahead. Even basic Benz were Superior. We used to jokingly call these Crewe abominations " Roley Polies"

That's not a 1977 series 2. Maybe a late 1976 final series 1.

Volvo fh16 750 does 10mpg while fuel hungry scania v8 does 7mpg

He is bored ,we are not ❤

All 1800cc engine cars had the humps. Also this was a US market car. You can tell by the ride height. It may have been bought in Italy recently, but it’s a US market vehicle. Lucky for you, correct ride height springs are available and they aren’t hard to fit in your driveway!

Das Messerschmitt

Beautiful! I prefer series 1 cabrios, with the headlight covers. They just look more smooth.

Bumpers are definitely not 340

BMW

Bugatti veyron😂

V12 engine

Engine? You just Flintstone the big tomato

Messerschmidt and it had a 175cc Sachs engine - 2 stroke?

I thought it was an Erkle

Red car, and internal combustion engine... omg

Messershit

Maserati Uno due-Tempi Corsa V2 1991

I thought it was a Peel P50 or a BMW Isetta😭

Tesla

Not me wanting to take a screenshot and put it in Google

BMW Isetta

Mercedes S 500 2020

How much

My favorite Subaru

This is a 340 ?. As I recall from back in the day, the 340, apart from being the end of the days of the Mk2, was a cut down, cheapened version of the Mk2. That is, Ambla upholstery instead of leather, and also, I think, those big thick bumpers were replaced with much thinner ones. As a student who hitchhiked a lot in the early 70's, I once received a lift in a 3.4 Mk2. It was a huge disappointment. Dark, and gloomy inside.., the whole aura was of a very outdated 1950's car. Which, basically it was. Not too long after, I received a lift in a 4.2 Mk1 XJ6, a thrilling journey, by someone who knew how to drive fast. The comparison with the Mk2 was like night and day. About 8 or 9 years later, I bought a 1970 4.2 XJ6. Wonderful machines. I've always loved the looks of the MK2, still do, but have never felt the urge to own one. Great to see so many of the Mk2 deficiences addressed in the car here. Thank you for putting up this video.

Very cool and would be interested but for the eyebrow raising price.

I had a 1980 one , absolutely loved it, it was 1098 model in green, not being a machanic I could still tinker about with it and repair things, not like they make today, frightened to lift the bonnet

It should have a wooden dash top not vinyl. Map is for a Map reading light not a SatNav.

Chrysler 5y😂😂😂😂

I want it

The "Map" switch for 'SatNav'? :) Perhaps the concealed map-reading lamp!

Mint

That Saab doesn't look sick at all. It looks really good.

😂😂😂how about you put your foot down

i havent watched the vid but ill take the scirocco. Is that one for sale? put it on the boat ill take good care of it.

gets dream car. Continues to chase money. your mad.

The price

I remember seeing this for the first time when I was a kid and discovered my first dream car . To this day, I dream of owning a white 1968 roadster

Diesel or 300/200tdi

My father-in-law's 1969 GT500 Super Cobra was just restored and would definitely give this thing a run for its money.

SWEET!

In 1984 I was 17 and had a 1979 Scirocco. I loved it. That year, a friend of mine got a brand new GTI. I remember being impressed by the GTI, it was faster and handled better. The Scirocco feels snappier because you're lower to the ground, but it's not faster. I know because I used to race my friend back then all the time.

Toyota Corolla

A legend

😁

These are a dime a dozen in the US

If You enjoy driving that Scirocco so much, try driving a corrado.