The numbers game, or "how high can we go?"

[Weatherman]

1684

[thecarlover]

1685

[Weatherman]

Opel Meriva with the 1686cc Circle L engine.

[UnderlovedGhost]

hate using plates, but 1687

[Knugcab]

1688, since old lady in Sunny with orange Minilite style wheels makes even a plate picture interesting I guess.

[thecarlover]

1689

[Knugcab]

AC 16/90

[Weatherman]

1691 (also the best truck brand ever)

[Knugcab]

1692
(The first one gave me AI slop vibes so since I was unsure I changed for one with the same sticker that I am sure is real)

[UnderlovedGhost]

1693

[thecarlover]

1694

[UnderlovedGhost]

1924 Vauxhall 14/40hp M-Type Melton Tourer Engine No. M 1695 and Chassis No. 1696 as well

So, two in one.

[NotChris07]

Mercedes-Benz 170V with a 1697cc engine.

[thecarlover]

1698

[UnderlovedGhost]

1699

[thecarlover]

Glas 1700

[Weatherman]

RR Silver Ghost “1701” THE Top Gear Trial car.

OR: the other 1701

[Knugcab]

Pierce-Arrow Model 1702

[UnderlovedGhost]

FSM Beskid 1703

[Danicoptero]

Alpine M63 - Chassis Nº1704

It raced three times from 1963 to 1964 with a best result of 3rd. It raced at the 1964 Sebring 12 hours as part of a three car team but it retired early in the race. It’s team mates lasted longer but also ended up retiring.