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Saga Lout · 10th September 2021, 07:42

The 75/ZT is the last great car of the modern era that will be considered as a classic, there isn't a modern car that comes close in terms of looks and fast approaching desirability, we in the know are quite contented with the modest spending to keep a 75/ZT on the drive and, as time goes by there will be many that are just weekend cars on sunny days, that's the mark of a true classic. I think it's fair to say that modern cars aren't as loved by a younger generation, they're being taught to tolerate a car as a necessary evil and don't seem to have the passion, many £50,000 cars are on driveways and the garage has £30 worth of junk in it, that speaks volumes. I'm happy to have my cars, they are the last great British car and the last to really turn heads.

10th September 2021, 07:42	#9
Saga Lout This is my second home MG ZT and Rover 75, Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Wigan Posts: 3,276 Thanks: 2,556 Thanked 2,685 Times in 1,037 Posts	I think. The 75/ZT is the last great car of the modern era that will be considered as a classic, there isn't a modern car that comes close in terms of looks and fast approaching desirability, we in the know are quite contented with the modest spending to keep a 75/ZT on the drive and, as time goes by there will be many that are just weekend cars on sunny days, that's the mark of a true classic. I think it's fair to say that modern cars aren't as loved by a younger generation, they're being taught to tolerate a car as a necessary evil and don't seem to have the passion, many £50,000 cars are on driveways and the garage has £30 worth of junk in it, that speaks volumes. I'm happy to have my cars, they are the last great British car and the last to really turn heads.