This Austin Maestro is a Fantastic Survivor!

In this video, we talk to your about our latest addition - Henry the 1989 Austin Maestro, including it’s long term previous ownership, how we have found it ao far and the reason why it will be being sold on soon.
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[@Doughboy842]

A lovely underrated classic. I remember seeing one of these in my culdesac growing up in the 1990's as a kid. ❤

[@OGCars]

For sure, so seldom seen nowadays - apart from the 40th gathering last year at Gaydon, many made the pilgrimage for that! Dan took this one to that as well!

[@tomwinch9107]

I had an H reg Clubman D (2.0 naturally aspirated diesel) in Red. It was bought new by my wife's grandfather and inherited by her grandmother after

[@OGCars]

Love a diesel Maestro! Good engines I hear! Thanks for sharing your story and sad to hear of the untimely demise but glad you're around to tell the tale and who knows, maybe you'll buy another one day... ;)

[@terryatkinson3182]

What a car, totally understand why brits like them but we weren't a fan 😮🇮🇪👍

[@OGCars]

Out of interest, what of this era (so around late 80s) would have been the most popular where you are?

[@terryatkinson3182]

@OGCars Ford Escort/Cortina, vw golf, opel kadette Toyota Corolla Renault 12. Datsun 120y a neighbour had a hillman hunter which felt like a tank. There was no mot and cars were driven to death 🙄
My first car was a 1979 fiat ritmo....

[@Mark1405Leeds]

Nice to drive and comfortable! - if chronic rusters - I remain a Maxi fan!👍

[@OGCars]

Love a good Maxi!