These 1977 IMMORTAL Top Gear Cars Will Leave You SPEECHLESS!

May 1977. Britain’s still half-asleep after the Winter of Discontent. Fuel is expensive, strikes are everywhere, and disco is trying its best to cheer people up. But on British roads, things are far less funky.

Enter Episode 2 of Top Gear. No loud jackets, no studio audience. Just a few cars, a BBC camera crew, and the smell of damp carpet in a Birmingham parking lot.

But don’t let the beige visuals fool you, this one packs heat.
First, the Mercedes-Benz 240D or as it's known among taxi drivers, the immortal one. Built like a bank vault, powered like a lawnmower, and somehow… brilliant. Then we’re strapping into the Citroën GS, a space-age oddball with suspension from another planet and brakes that feel more like a dare. And then comes the Austin Allegro, Britain’s biggest automotive punchline, squaring the steering wheel like it’s rewriting physics. You can’t ignore it. You can’t explain it. But you can drive it… sort of.
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