Yes not an original one amongst them .

Leyland Australia was starved of cash by its parent company, the car was rushed to market too early. I went to the launch at my local dealer - they only had 1 model on display, a base model 6 cylinder 3 on the tree. You couldn’t look at any other models, there were stock shortages - a bungled launch. British Leyland did the same thing in the UK 2 years later with the SD1 Rover - no stock, bungled launch etc. By that stage Leyland was broke and collapsing. The P76 V8 was a great car to drive - excellent handling & steering, powerful light V8 engine, but unfortunately built by an ailing auto maker with little to no funds to do it justice.

@@williamgye8944 Yes, the poor thing was doomed from the start. A potentially good car ruined by it's stupid parent company. The p76 wasn't the only casualty though, it took the six cylinder Marina along with it too.

@@area51isreal71 yeah, indeed. I was drove a brand new 6cyl Marina, totally under developed - suspension, brakes, steering not capable of handling the heavier engine. Didn’t feel very safe to drive.