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The best/most interesting car you’ve ever owned
- Thread starter KaiserEFC
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Can understand the reason though.
Last Sunday I went to the annual British car day.
This is a sample of what was on view.
Not as good a turn out IMO as the one 2 yrs ago
This is a sample of what was on view.
Not as good a turn out IMO as the one 2 yrs ago
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £30m
Yer I think you’re probably right when it comes to their mainstream cars. I imagine things like that Countach are very difficult to get hold of. I think with their main lines Lamborghini are pretty good, I think their owner left Ferrari becuase he didn’t agree with a lot of their practices. I’ve driven a couple of Ferraris and a Lamborghini on a track day and honestly the Ferraris felt like they’d been put together in Joeys shed. I’ll see if I can find pics of some of the cars I got to drive
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £30m
I got to drive the I8, the blue Lamborghini (which is why there are so many pictures of that), the Ferrari 458 I think it was, the orange McLaren, a Skyline and Audi R8. Then at the end a pro driver took me round in a Holden and absolutely destroyed my lap times from much faster cars
Micky_T
Player Valuation: £2.5m
Best car I've ever owned was an extremely boring Skoda Octavia Greenline SE. There was literally nothing special about it at all other than it was very comfy, reliable and economical. I owned it for 7 years, drove 115,000 miles at an average of 60mpg and not once did it ever let me down or need any maintenance other than the standard service and new tyres & brakes.
1k BHP? I'm going to the grocery store usually and typically have adequate time. I'd eventually kill myself with that; 350-500 BHP is plenty. I've done time in high HP cars, it's not my gig. Light, nimble and manageable power is my juice of preference, I'm not one of these:
I don’t really know enough to say but it’s all in the turbo and yes it’s too much.
Who knows, maybe they bought these 2nd hand. Both have a ton of money. Then again our area is relatively small for a Porsche dealer, and this is an oil and gas region, so maybe people like this have uncommon access.I’ve heard stories of people being told by Porsche they have to buy 10 cars off them to get an allocation for a GT3RS only to buy them and be told they couldn’t get one. To be invited to buy one you had to have a very long ongoing relationship with them, years of buying cars off them. That sort of thing I hate but on the flip side it’s only made me want one more
carlos21
KING OF REP
Some old classic there bro hope you are well today.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
While far from my best car, the one I look back on fondly was my XR3i because I was a) young and b) things seemed more exciting then.
I had a 3.2 mk 1 Audi TT roadster about 15 years ago and that was a nice car. I wouldn't mind getting a mk 3 TTRS given it's sub 4 second 0-60 time in lieu of something like a countach that I cannot afford.
I had a 3.2 mk 1 Audi TT roadster about 15 years ago and that was a nice car. I wouldn't mind getting a mk 3 TTRS given it's sub 4 second 0-60 time in lieu of something like a countach that I cannot afford.
Graeme Shar-pei
Player Valuation: £225k
In my early 20s I bought a VW polo g40. It was only small, looked like a pretty regular polo, but it had a supercharger in it. It was ridiculously fast in a straight line. Braking/cornering was exciting and terrifying
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £30m
They might do mate, they might have just bought enough over the years that they’re in that club so get the opportunity to buy them
Me lurking on this thread in case anything is for sale
Lovely that. Drooled on the Corgi one pulling the speedboat. Beautiful.