IDRIVEACLASSIC reviews: 1970s Austin Allegro

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Please Note: today’s video was shot prior to COVID-19 lockdown and all videos shown in the next few months were filmed prior to the UK advising we isolate. Steph and all those involved with IDRIVEACLASSIC wholeheartedly support the initiative for us to isolate and self-isolate where needed and would urge all viewers to follow the government guidelines issued by governing bodies in their country – wherever that might be! Let’s be sensible and follow the rules now so that we can get as many of us safely through to the other side and get back to doing what we do best: enjoying classic cars and the associated adventures! In today’s video we take out the instantly recognisable, Austin Allegro, which is one of the cars often derided by those who don’t like British Leyland. It’s the successor to the ADO16 1100 we took out the other week and the car which came before the Maestro – so really a missing piece in the puzzle of cars to be featured on IDRIVEACLASSIC. This video is a bit longer than usual because for all those who call the car the ‘all aggro’ – I wanted to show you there’s another side of the coin to the car once badged The new driving force from Austin The video features elements including: Austin Allegro, Austin Allegro review, Austin Allegro road test, 70s Allegro, Allegro driving, A series engine, British Leyland car, 70s English car, 70s car, a series engine running, classic car interior, 70s car driving, 70s car review, a series engine starting up, allegro starting up, allegro series 1, allegro 1, allegro interior, British Leyland review, Austin all aggro, all aggro car, driving old car, driving classic car, classic car review, old car review, retro car review, rare car review, rare 70s car, hydrogas suspension, hydrogas suspension demonstration, hydrogas unit, under the bonnet classic car, harvest gold British Leyland, quartic steering wheel, square steering wheel, popular 70s car, classic car road test, harris mann, 1970s England, 70s automotive, BL cars, Austin Morris, manual transmission, manual transmission demonstration, Austin car, Austin allegro history Hope you enjoy the video – let me know what you think!