Day continues to follow night, grass remains green, and the inhabitants of one car-producing country maintain that their car industry has produced the best cars in the world. The most recent such declaration came toward the end of the recent London Classic Car Show, where visitors voted Great Britain to the top of the show's Classic Six Nations Cup.

The competition - intended to settle the question of which country turned out most of the world's greatest cars over the decades - included Japan, France, Germany, Italy, the United States, and Great Britain in a series of three matchups for each country over the show's three days. Show organizers selected 10 cars to represent each country, and the matchups consisted of debates over the countries' respective pros and cons while representative cars paraded down the indoor show's Grand Avenue.

Why Great Britain is home to the most prestigious auto manufacturers (according to Brits).