Classic guitar maker met motoring icon in this unlikely match-up. Underneath it is a standard contemporary Beetle, fitted with a 2.0-litre diesel engine and the choice of a six-speed manual or dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
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Fender inspired the more interesting touches, including an interior reminiscent of its classic guitars, a deep pearl black exterior finish and — most interesting of all — a 400W stereo complete with a boot-mounted subwoofer. They’re quite scarce, so be prepared to pay about £11,995.
3. Fiat 500C by Gucci (2012)

The modern version of the Fiat 500 is already a style icon, so it was only a matter of time before a fashion powerhouse decided to put its mark on it. The Fiat 500C by Gucci is available in either black or white infused with glitter and adorned with chrome-plated details.
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Inside, the 500 is as lavish as a pair of Gucci shoes, with lashings of satin and leather stitched into the cabin, while the radio panel is finished off with a velvetlike material. Fiat also ensured the 500 is as practical as it is fashionable, with rear parking sensors, climate control and a leather steering wheel as standard. There are numerous examples available on the second-hand market for less than £7000.
4. Peugeot 206 Quicksilver (2001-2006)

Peugeot and stylish surfing brand Quiksilver have had a long association. The company’s logos have been emblazoned on the 106, 806 and 307, but the 206 Quiksilver is the most common among the used car classifieds. This small hatchback acted as the entry-level sport model to the range.
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It came in silver (naturally) with matching bumpers and door handles, while inside you get sports seats, a leather steering wheel and gearknob, silver instrument dials and more Quiksilver motifs on the floor mats, seat trim and boot tray. There are plenty available in the classifieds from as little as £440.
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Some are more special than others
As for Minis, surely none has ever been so deserving of the term special edition as the one Radford adorned with wicker for Peter Sellers in 1963. Others copied it, but never with the same level of craftsmanship as the original.
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Worst special edition ever?