If you might be inclined to do a "hit and run" on a cyclist, then you should do so with a plain, ordinary car, like, say a white Toyota Camry:


Given that maybe 50 Australians actually bought a Dolomite in the 1970's (mostly in baby-shit yellow), and that of those 50 maybe 45 have rusted away to nothingness, that leaves Plod with 5 possible suspects. Four of those suspects have baby-shit yellow Dolomites, and one single person has a white one.
Hence, follow the investagory time-line:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/05/30/2913126.htm?section=justin
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Money quote: "Police are looking for a white Triumph Dolomite sedan"
Next, we see the results of our prime detective's minds in action:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/05/30/2913189.htm?section=justinThumbnail:

Money quote: "Crime scene examiners have seized a Triumph from the man's home."
As you can see, if you want to run over a cyclist and get away with it, go for the white Camry.
Otherwise, you're gonna get done, Cobber!