Every Sunday some poor sod convinces me to stand in a car park in Surrey admiring things with carburettors. I complain, then I go anyway. Here are the eleven classics that make the whole ritual worthwhile — the ones I'd trade a decent case of Burgundy for, and I don't say that lightly.
Doors that open upward, which sounds ridiculous until you're the one climbing out of it outside a gallery in Mayfair looking terribly pleased with yourself.