Kalbow gets the choccy glazed donut of love
Porsche Spyder - James Dean
Rover P6 (thats a photo of the last one ever made) - Grace Kelly
Ford Consul (a private hire taxi) - Eddie Cochran
The cars that killed the stars
And also correct is the Consul/Odd man out - Cochran was a passenger whilst Kelly and Dean were the drivers.
Alternate answer - Consul/Cochran as Eddie was a rock musician that appeared in 2 films. Dean and Kelly were both film stars.
Whilst legend abounds around the car that killed Dean -
"The Little Bastard" - carrying a curse that saw parts of it cause more death and injury, these are mainly uban legend....and stubbed thumbs and broken legs a curse do not make.
The facts concerning Cochrans crash are much stranger.
In the car with him was
Gene Vincent, who already had a gammy leg. The crash made this condition much much worse, eventually leading to Vincents early retirement from the rock n roll scene....thus the accident ended two careers early.
A young police officer in the station where the crash wreckage and evidence was taken was
Dave Dee who learned to play guitar using Cochrans guitar that was in the impounded evidence locker. Dave went onto be a rock star in his own band.
The selfsame guitar had earlier in the tour been loaded into the same car boot by a very young
Marc Bolan, who was roadying at the venue. Marc of course went on to become a similarly fast fame shooting star, only to die young in a car crash as his career was reaching its peak.
Was it the car?
Was it the guitar?
Or was it all just the mad gods laughing and playing dice?
Ooooeeeeooooooeeeeoooooo.....
My dad was an old style blue drape rocker, so I grew up on a steady diet of Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, The Big Bopper, Jerry Lee Lewis and of course The King.
I still listen to Eddie and Gene and Jerry to this day.
"Science flew men to the moon. Religion flew men into buildings."
"To sin by silence makes cowards of men."
Well done! Big Boy was ahead at the winning post. Yes great train...I have been on it! We used to go from Bournemouth to Waterloo in 1957! Of course I was a small child then 
We used to have lunch in the dining car, very grand as I recall, would love to go on it now 
