My 2nd place British car would be a late 60's early 70's MGB, nostalgia pick having gone on a cross-country trip in the 80's in 2 of my cousin's cars, a 63 Beetle and mid 70's MGB.

Horsepower: 155 hp One of the most famous British saloon cars of its time, the Rover SD1 (or 3500, as it was known in the U.S.) wasn't a huge sales success, despite gleaming reviews.

There's also a lot of bad British cars, and if one of those is your favorite, I'll take it. Some British car companies have been around for over one hundred years, so you've got a lot to choose from.

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