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Never heard of Pasta Rocket I think the OP made that up
I've heard of Pasta Rockets before, but it usually refers to fast Italian made bikes instead of cars.
I consider the MINI to be a kraut-mobile. To me, it's a German car that happens to be assembled in England. (Some 325's are assembled in South Africa and all Z3, Z4, and X5's are assembled in South Carolina; but since they are German designed the specs are German...)
My last Camaro was made in Canada and so was my F-100. Crown Vics and Suburbans are made in Mexico...I consider all of those to be American cars.
Cars are becoming so global in nature, it's hard to assign a nationality to them except for low volume exotics.
Well... I generally have difficulty referring to ANY 4-wheeled vehicle as a "rocket" of any type. Until you gan do 0-60 in under 3-seconds... it's no rocket. Sorry .
Can a Brit bike do that? Yes it can :
Now that's some REAL Beer Battered British Steel (OK, mostly aluminum and magnesium, actually) .
Don't forget the Ariel Atom, it's a British 4 wheel car that can beat most bikes.....
I was hoping one of you would get the British pudding connection (otherwise, why would I ever use pudding?)...you got there for London but not enough to know about Christmas<!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->British pudding or that pudding is part of a traditional Sunday supper
I think the OP made that up
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