Co worker has one, same colour as below.
Took the usual jokes, but its quite a good wee city car if you look past the brand (thats Rover and MG in general lol!). All of them have the same 85bhp 1.4 SOHC but the engine is decent enough.
Copied this below from a site.
The lowest-priced 'Solo' model isnt bad at all, with standard features such as driver's airbag, front seat belt pre-tensioners, radio/cassette with four speakers, clock, lockable glovebox, variable intermittent wipe, rear wash/wipe, tinted glass with shadeband, cigar lighter, load space lamp, courtesy lamp delay, 4-speed heater/ventilation fan with recirculation setting, alloy gearknob, remote releases for tailgate and fuel filler, and many others.
Sporting features of the 'Sprite' model include alloy wheels, leather sports style steering wheel and gearknob, front fog lamps and a rear spoiler. Luxury features on the 'Select' model include front and rear electric windows plus air conditioning as standard. Both 'Sprite' and 'Select' have power steering, remote central locking, a tachometer and a CD/Tuner. All these features are standard on the top model, the 'Style', which also benefits from anti-lock braking and a passenger airbag._Paint choices include two solid colours and eight optional metallic shades.
More info,
http://www.aronline.co.uk/index.htm?cityroverstoryf.htm
Red is unquestionably the colour in these.
