Maybe I’m too big a fan.
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me, i put apple stickers on Genesis CDs 
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Impressive when a fan is apparently a very big fan, or has a very fun sense of humor.
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I need a Porsche sticker for my VW!
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DM me a design, a size and preferred color and address if you like.
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3 decades ago, more or less, I saw a bumper sticker on a tiny Fiat. It read “When I grow up, I’ll be a Rolls Royce” 
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Didn’t know Rolls Royce used recycled iron.
I hear other top auto brands use recycled materials too.
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Back in the '70s, I saw a British Leyland product (I can’t recall if it was a Triumph or MG, or what) that had a bumper sticker that played on the then-popular “I brake for small animals” stickers, and at the same time was a profound truth. It said, “I break for no reason.”
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To me sounds like, keep distance!
The cars were unreliable; they break for no reason.
One reason was the use of Lucas Industries electronics, including lighting. The unreliability of Lucas electronic earned the manufacturer the nickname Lucas, Prince of Darkness.
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So True!
I purchased a used 1977 Spitfire 1500 back in 1979. One month later the wiring harness shorted out. It was a total mess. Luckily, I was able to purchase a factory OEM harness and install it with no problem.
In the few years I owned that car, I replaced the brakes, the clutch, the springs, the universals, the tires, the convertible top, the seat covering, the starter, and hand cut and stitched together a fitted, durable floor covering. I swear, it seemed as though every other weekend it was up on the supports being repaired.
It was a “great” little car for highway cruising the many miles back and forth to music gigs at that time. Although, I did find out later on that Spitfires had a well deserved nick-name…
“Spit Nuts & Bolts”.
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