DAF DB250 East Lancs Myllennium Lowlander - Some incredible buses that served Leicester (and Derby for a bit) very well. To my knowledge there's one or two others with a coach company down south, and they're brilliant.
Volvo B7TL Alexander ALX400 - Although I'm not very experienced with these, they are some great vehicles. I love it in OMSI 2 and I love that Confidence, my nearest coach company have acquired 2 of the best W-PAEs (32004 and 32008). Fingers crossed for an enthusiast event soon.
VDL DB250 Wright Pulsar Gemini - Specifically, the unique 4-speed voith variants found in Leicester (4746-4777). Still soldering on at Thurmaston depot, so far the only one lost was the one in that RTC 2 years ago.
Volvo B7TL Wright Eclipse Gemini - Again, the 4-speed voiths unique to Leicester (4001-4014) initially, although they have since transferred to Maidstone (now 6138-6151).
Volvo Olympian NC Palatine I - Speed machines.
VDL SB200 Wright Pulsar 2 - All around brilliant buses, and the only ones I've known to get up Bradgate Hill on the A50 without overworking.
MCW Metrobus - A bit before my time, but some true legends. I liked the West Midlands ones.
Scania L94UB Wright Solar - There is no denying that the Wellglade batch are the best ones around.
Volvo B7L Wright Eclipse Metro - A true First icon for many years, and much missed.
Volvo B7RLE Wright Eclipse Urban (Euro 3) - An all around great experience.
Mercedes-Benz Citaro 2 - Spacious, luxurious, comfortable and quiet. The Skylink ones at Kinchbus were a superb piece of engineering. If you're reading this where they are now, please look after them.
Volvo B9TL East Lancs Olympus - This unique Yorkshire batch transferred to Wigston depot recently and I've seen them on my local route a few times. I haven't got round to getting on one yet because of the lockdown and other commitments, but they sound exciting and I can't wait to sample one.