MGB GT and Roadster (born 1970)

What we say...

A common sight in 1970's Blighty, the MGB GT and Roadster were the first choice of middle class sports car enthusiasts with powerful 1800cc engines, great road handling, 2+2 seating on the GT and a look to die for.

Every bit a driver's car, the MGB outsold its rivals many times over and has become an icon of the era. Get your flares stuck between the pedals. It's great fun with the roof down, and the equally sporty GT version has the convenience of passenger space (of nanometric proportions of course).

Jaguar E-Type Coupe (born 1970)

What we say...

Nothing has ever surpassed the looks and ability of the stunning, awe inspiring, statement that is the E-Type. This car will keep you grinning all the way to the boil. The automatic gearbox is as smooth as a Brazilian wax and the megastructure of the 4.2 litre straight six perched under the bonnet of aircraft hanger proportions will see your rivals for dust.

Marvel the luxury interior and even squeeze a couple of tiny friends (or the kids of course) in the back seats. The connoisseur's choice. Please smoke cigars outside of the car.

Triumph TR6 (born 1973)

What we say...

Rarer than a dry day in Kerry, the Triumph TR6 is a throbbing manhood of a car, strictly the reserve of hairy chested men. This is not a car for the faint hearted. Ladies, know your limits.

The huge 2.5 litre straight six propels this hunk into infinity and beyond. With its naughty schoolboy looks, drop the top and eat flies on your nostalgic tour. Beard and dark glasses are prerequisites for any hirer.

Porsche 911 3.0 SC Targa (born 1978)

What we say...

Porsche 911? As the name suggests...call the cops! You will get busted in this supersonic rocket if you don't take care. A Big Boy's Toy for the masses, iconic masterpiece...still going strong today. German it might be, but don't hold that against it. German engineering at its finest.

Experience this powerful rear-engined beast for yourself. It's rear end is as definable from 100 paces as Jo Brand tying her laces. It sticks to the road like flies on the windscreen and we guarantee you will not be disappointed. Come and try its 3.0 litre flat six engine giving you 180 bhp. Great fun.

Ferrari (born free)

What we say...

With its 3.4 litre V8 engine, there is something genuinely special about the Ferrari. The looks, the noise, the sensual overload you get from the controls, even the way a Ferrari smells all adds up to the kind of character you don't find elsewhere. This car will make you wet at the thought (not least because of it's a convertible and we are in Ireland!) and we guarantee any self respecting bachelor will bag a bride in this babe magnet.

The Ferrari is also fantastic for self drive wedding hire with four full-size seats with seatbelts and the ultimate arrival at the church and reception. Be the first to take a test drive - arriving August 1st!!!!

MG TF Roadster (born 2003)

What we say...

Old it aint...but the MG TF is a modern classic sports car for the younger classic car enthusiast. The TF standing for "This car is Flippin' awesome." The 135bhp 1.8 litre engine revs freely behind the rear seats making this a fun and agile mid-engined roadster.

There's plenty of room in the boot and she benefits from modern appurtenances including power steering, and electric windows! A classic in the making? For sure, to be sure.

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