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[kerc]

Even regardless of their actual performance...Even if you just only love how they look! Here's one of my favs, the Brabham BT55:



What are yours?

[onelapdown]

McLaren MP4/4

Great chassis, great engine, great team, great drivers. And the paintwork's an all-time classic.

[kerc]

Of course, there's also the Gurney Eagle from 1967...

[kerc]

McLaren MP4/4

Great chassis, great engine, great team, great drivers. And the paintwork's an all-time classic.

Agreed.

[Rivelution]

Of course, there's also the Gurney Eagle from 1967...

Legend!!

I have to say my favs are the all the different Canon/elf sponsored William cars.

FW14B is one of my fav's.

[big ron]

A bit more modern, but the F2005 was one of my fav's, even if I didn't like the driver!

[scotty]

Williams FW11, 14b, 17, 18 and 19
McLaren MP4/4
Jordan 198
Renault R25 & R26
McLaren MP4/20
Benetton B192
Sauber C12
Lotus 93t & 94t
Ferrari 412t
Ferrari F2002, 3, 4 etc

[McLaren Fan]

A relation of the BT55, the McLaren MP4/4. It was unbeatable in terms of speed and was the car with which Ayrton Senna won his first title.



The artful (I say that because they were sweet designs, but very fragile, but thankfully were strong enough to give Hakkinen two drivers' titles and McLaren two constructors' titles in 1998 and '99) McLaren MP4/13 and McLaren MP4/14:





The Lotus 97T - the car with which Senna won his first Grand Prix.



The Ferrari 412T2. The engine in this thing sounded brilliant, the red and black looked great together, and Jean Alesi won his one and only Grand Prix in it. It's one of my favourite Ferraris.



The Jordan EJ10, for the simple reason that the livery is amazing.

[McLaren Fan]

A bit more modern, but the F2005 was one of my fav's, even if I didn't like the driver!

I like that Ferrari, too. It looked nice and was slow.

[onelapdown]

A bit more modern, but the F2005 was one of my fav's, even if I didn't like the driver!

I like that Ferrari, too. It looked nice and was slow.

I do quite like the McLaren MP4/18 (the one they never raced because it was too fragile) because it's practically a work of art i.e. something which has no practical use except the glory of it's own existence...

[Rivelution]

I remember looking at my Monaco Grand Prix book, and a car that really struck me was the Brabham BT48.

I just think this is one good looking car. imo

[big ron]

I was just about to add that one too! The first of the ant-eaters:

[7UpJordan]

The Jordan 191... speaks for itself...



And even though the Williams FW16 is tainted in the tragedy that was Senna's death, it is still quite simply awesome and elegant looking with the Rothmans livery...



And when I started flicking through Dad's old "Motor Sport" magazines from 1987 backwards, my jaw dropped when I saw this legendary livery...



And this Jordan almost won the 1999 title. A fast car capable of picking up where McLaren and Ferrari went wrong, and the final car Damon Hill drove.



And although the Williams FW13B wasn't quite as successful as I hoped, I quite liked the weird airbox intake

[onelapdown]

And although the Williams FW13B wasn't quite as successful as I hoped, I quite liked the weird airbox intake

Speaking of weird airbox intakes...

[big ron]

I only see a red x