It's interesting how 1990s cars still look good now - the 1992 Ford Escort still looks stunning to the eyes, and so does the adverts fir it on YouTube, compared to a 20 year old car from back then.
Cars with registration numbers with the letter prefix at the beginning have seemed to left the road now, and I suppose that the scrapyard is the best place to see them these days. In the early 1990s, I still saw Cortinas and other cars with the letter prefix at the end of the registration number, usually ones towards the end of the alphabet such as W, X and Y.
Amazing how fascinating new cars looked to a 14-15 year old in the 1990s - the Mondeo was the car everyone wanted in 1993 and the Sierra was old hat. The Escort was still up there though.
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Disappearing 1990s cars
It seems like many cars from the 1990s were once quite common, but are now a rare sight. Examples include:
Vauxhall Carlton
Vauxhall Calibra
Ford Mondeo Mk1
Renault 21
Daewoo Espero - has anybody saved one?
Hyundai S-Coupe
Chrysler Neon - this car could quietly become extinct
Nissan Bluebird - made in Sunderland version
Honda Accord
Any Rover - hardly anybody is saving 1990s Rovers despite them being the last truly British mainstream cars
Any other notable examples?
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