Not quite the bingo set - you would need to include the "A" series engined original Mini and the 1100/1300 series, both very popular in their day (and Christ I am an old fart!)
( Vambo, Thu 15 Nov 2012, 23:01, 2 replies)

ALRIGHT IT'S NOT A COMPETITION!
:-)

drove a mini once, didn't like the fact it was forcing me to feel like a midget bus driver in a mobile ash tray at the time....also my (very briefly) pash once drove a bright yellow KDU812V so I swore off them for life.
( Rotating Wobbly Hat That's not a banana. THIS is a banana., Fri 16 Nov 2012, 0:05, closed)

You missed 3
What about the MG versions of the Maestro, Metro and Montego.
I had the MG Maestro, it was fun for a month until it became too embarassing to keep ignoring my workmates advice to get shut of it as it was "a twats car" and would refuse to accept a lift home in it due to the embarassment of being seen in one, much like me and my friends apallingly noisy and smelly Skoda Estelle or one of my ex girlfriend's yellow Fiat 126.
(Finster Ate a cat biscuit for a bet, Sun 18 Nov 2012, 12:09, closed)

I've driven the MG Montego Turbo, just didn't own it
Frightening torque steer but put some flesh on the bones of the myth that horsepower isn't the overall measure of a car's speed- weighed in with 150 (when new), unless it was fiddled for greater boost it was quite scary to control at age 18...
( Rotating Wobbly Hat That's not a banana. THIS is a banana., Sun 18 Nov 2012, 13:15, closed)