Five of the world's rarest classic cars

Type any car name into the Driver Vehicle and Licensing Agency website and you'll learn how many are left on UK roads, either taxed and running, or laid up on a Statutory Off Road Notification. It's surprising just how few examples of once-common and much-loved cars are left.

Fiat Dino. No, not a Ferrari Dino, but a two-seat sports car, named after Enzo Ferrari’s late son, which was assembled by Ferrari with a Ferrari-made V6 engine, but was badged as a Fiat between 1966 and 1973...

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