LLOYD'S COOL WALL
A Cool Wall curated by Lloyd — COLLINGHAMCO
"The founder's pick of the coolest cars on MODLOG — from Subzero legends to guilty pleasures. Rate each one and help shape the verdict."
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SUBZERO
(1)
SUBZEROBMW 325i Touring (E30)
A proper E30 Touring — rare, boxy and unapologetically cool. The estate every BMW purist secretly wants.
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4.0 avg · 1 vote
COOL
(2)
COOLMINI Cooper S (R53)
A supercharged R53 Cooper S with bonnet stripes and a JCW badge. Go-kart handling in a Union Jack wrapper.
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3.0 avg · 1 vote
COOLBMW M5 (E34)
An E34 M5 by a loch. A 3.6-litre hand-built straight-six and zero pretence. Subzero-adjacent.
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3.0 avg · 1 vote
UNCOOL
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UNCOOLRover 623
A Honda-engined Rover 623 with a spoiler that belongs on a touring car. Gloriously uncool or secretly cool? You decide.
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2.0 avg · 1 vote
UNCOOLMG ZR
Gold paint, roof spoiler, multi-spokes. The ZR was the warm hatch that dared to be loud.
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2.0 avg · 1 vote
SERIOUSLY UNCOOL
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SERIOUSLY UNCOOLVauxhall Astra (Mk3)
A deep-purple Mk3 Astra — the kind of unassuming 90s hatch that ages like a good British sitcom. Quietly cool.
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1.0 avg · 1 vote
SERIOUSLY UNCOOLSkoda Felicia
Deep metallic-green Felicia hatchback — unassuming, indestructible, and the car that put Skoda back on the map.
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1.0 avg · 1 vote
AWAITING VERDICT (17)
MG ZR (British Racing Green)
A British Racing Green MG ZR 5-door — the warm hatch that refused to be sensible. MG's last proper little hot hatch.
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BMW Z4 Coupe (E86)
The Z4 Coupe — the awkward-looking stepchild that grew into a genuinely desirable GT. Rare and quietly cool.
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Mercedes-Benz S500 (W140)
The W140 S-Class — over-engineered, tank-like and dripping with 90s presence. The last Mercedes built without compromise.
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MG MGF (Second Red MGF)
The second red MGF — because one mid-engined British roadster simply wasn't enough. Same plucky charm, different logbook.
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Vauxhall Frontera
Forest-green Frontera with a black bull bar and twin spotlights, side steps and roof rails — proper old-school 4x4 character.
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Chrysler Crossfire 3.2
The Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren's odd little cousin — the Chrysler Crossfire 3.2 shares its V6 and a whole lot of attitude. Rare sight, divisive looks.
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BMW 5 Series (E39)
The E39 5 Series — widely regarded as the high-water mark of BMW saloons. Classy, subtle, deeply cool.
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Toyota Celica (ST185)
Aero coupe, 90s pop-up energy and a white-on-white look that still turns heads. JDM cool before it was a hashtag.
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BMW X3 (E83)
A light-blue E83 X3 on black wheels — a humble SUV given the modified treatment. Surprise cool points.
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Vauxhall Frontera Sport
A 90s 4x4 with a bull bar and spotlights. Rugged, slightly ridiculous, and somehow endearing.
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Rover 200 Coupe (Tomcat)
The Rover 200 Coupe — the Tomcat. British-built with Honda DNA and a spoiler that splits opinion. Cult cool.
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Mercedes-Benz CLS (C219)
The C219 CLS — the car that invented the four-door coupe. Still looks like nothing else on the road.
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BMW 740i (E38)
A teal E38 740i — the colour no one else dared to choose. Quietly, defiantly cool.
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Fiat Cinquecento Sporting
The Red Flash. Rally stripes, spotlights and the smallest, cheekiest hot hatch Italy ever sent us.
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BMW 7 Series (E38)
The E38 — the last great 7 Series before they got complicated. Transporter's getaway car of choice.
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BMW M5 (E39)
The E39 M5 — a 400 BHP V8 in a sensible saloon suit. The sleeper that defined the super-saloon genre.
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MG MGF
Mid-engined, soft-top and bright red. The MGF is Britain's plucky answer to the MX-5.
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