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Which fantasy car do you most want to see built?

Our quest to find the UK’s most wanted new car starts here. Tell us what you think the world’s top car brands should build next

They’re the questions you ask Auto Express more than any others, questions about the new cars you most want to see on the roads. From a new Ford Capri to a Citroen DS re-imagined for the 21st century or a lightweight city car that will take MINI back to its roots; they’re cars that live in the hearts and imaginations of car fans. But they’re also cars that car manufacturers show little inclination to actually build. Auto Express Most Wanted is your chance to show the global car-manufacturing giants exactly where they’re going wrong. While they’re busy fleshing out their model ranges with yet more crossover SUVs, should they really be focusing on a new roadster, a barnstorming sports saloon or a modern day version of an iconic classic? Tell us the cars you’d love to see the top car brands put into production and our car design experts will show you how they could look. We’ll pick the 10 best new car ideas and invite Auto Express readers to vote for their favourite in the Auto Express Most Wanted poll. Whether it’s a Ferrari SUV, a luxury seven-seat Smart or a 1,000bhp Dacia hypercar, let us know your most wanted new car on Twitter, on Facebook or in the comments section below. We’ll do the rest…

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