Back in the early '80s I worked for a British auto mechanic named Roy who owned an independent service shop specializing in the higher-end British makes (he was a factory trained Jaguar mechanic), as well as European exotics, etc. The shop was maintained so clean that you could eat off the floor, almost literally. No car entered without first having the entire drive train steam cleaned under the bonnet and underneath from stem to stern. We wore white uniforms. He used to have a bumper sticker, which he would carefully apply to the rear bumper of any Rolls Royce that came into the shop. It featured the Union Jack on the left accompanied by these words printed in a bold empire style font: "The parts falling off of this car are of the finest British manufacture". In more recent years, I've heard of this bumper sticker appearing on the occasional MG or Mini, but I can't imagine that too many Rolls owners would go for this. However, Roy's customers loved these stickers and kept them on display for years. He wouldn't put them on a less expensive make. Andy Baron