The Citroën 2CV is one of those cars—you either get it or you don’t. It’s the automotive equivalent of Marmite. Some adore its quirky, no-frills design, while others scratch their heads, wondering how something that looks like a tin snail became one of the most recognised and iconic cars ever. But love it or not, the 2CV is an undeniable icon—practical, charming, and just a little bit bonkers. A Car for the People (and Their Eggs) Launched in 1948, the Citroën 2CV was designed to be the ultimate people’s car—cheap, simple, and able to transport a farmer across a ploughed

Banger racing. It’s gritty, it’s exciting, and it’s unapologetically British. A roaring track filled with old, battered cars getting their one last hurrah, crashing and battling in a high-octane spectacle of motorsport. These cars, typically far beyond any economical repair, are stripped, reinforced, and unleashed on the track to deliver pure, adrenaline-filled entertainment. Among the hundreds of vehicles that have stormed the circuits over the years, a select few have achieved legendary status in the world of banger racing. Here’s a look at five cars that made their mark. Jaguar XJ – Luxury Meets Destruction The Jaguar XJ, particularly the