Perfection!!! Anything that Shelby get their hands on, but Cobra's do it for mefor me only one classic id love to buy and hopefully some day a shelby cobra love these cars:
For how they look alone, forget actually driving them:
First car I remember lusting over IRL, if just for the pop up headlights:
Then these three (in order: likely actual next car, ideal next car if I didn't have the kids, ideal car with kids)
Wouldn't mind a tesla, see a lot of them about now.
I'm surprised there isn't some form of energy recovery system.Yeah thats the only downside to it. Have to stay at a hotel and charge it halfway down.
It's easy to forget about the limited range though. 265miles and then you need a lengthy stop to re-charge.
Good luck if you want to go to Cornwall in your £80k car.
But in my £20k car I can go all the way on one tank of fuel :angelic:80% charge in about 40 minutes with one of their superchargers. Stop at Exeter on the way down...
But in my £20k car I can go all the way on one tank of fuel :angelic:
It's easy to forget about the limited range though. 265miles and then you need a lengthy stop to re-charge.
Good luck if you want to go to Cornwall in your £80k car.
But in my £20k car I can go all the way on one tank of fuel :angelic:
I liked the first version of the MR2, then of course they ruined it.For how they look alone, forget actually driving them:
First car I remember lusting over IRL, if just for the pop up headlights:
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Oh I don't know, thought the MK 2 was special too.I liked the first version of the MR2, then of course they ruined it.
Same thing with lots of cars. The first version is great, then they have to make it bigger and more powerful and ruin the original concept.
Horrible! Too many sharp edges. Cars should have curves - just like women. If you bumped into that car, you could cut yourself!la ferrari fxx k another beut i love:
The best handling car I ever owned was a Fiat X1/9. But it was a nightmare to maintain. Did not like the English weather. Acted up whenever it rained.<snip> the California is just a beautiful car in every way and the R8 is mental. Never really fancied the R8 as it's so ugly but what a driving experience. The expression corners like it's on rails should have been invented for this car. <snip>
Went from a quattro audio to fwd, can really notice the difference especially in the rain. In that you could floor it whenever and it would go where you were pointing. Fwd it tries to spin when wet just pulling away
I love the lancia delta integrale.
Both were developed from their highly successful Rally versions under homologation regulations. Would love an Integrale due to the very limited numbers so long as it wasn't plastered in Martini decals. Also LHD.This and the Audi Quattro of the same era are ace.
Cost a fortune to keep running, mind.Both were developed from their highly successful Rally versions under homologation regulations. Would love an Integrale due to the very limited numbers so long as it wasn't plastered in Martini decals. Also LHD.
Bloke who used to live by me had a yellow one, it only came out to be polished and went back in againBoth were developed from their highly successful Rally versions under homologation regulations. Would love an Integrale due to the very limited numbers so long as it wasn't plastered in Martini decals. Also LHD.
Probably all it could manageBloke who used to live by me had a yellow one, it only came out to be polished and went back in again
Think it would be a weekend treat NW and not for a daily commute. Last time I checked, good ones were upwards of £30k......plus running costs!Cost a fortune to keep running, mind.
Surely need to give it a blast every now and again? Each to their own but personally think most Italian performance cars look best in red.Bloke who used to live by me had a yellow one, it only came out to be polished and went back in again
One of the first cars I had was a Beta Coupe 2000 in a pale orange colour which turned to rust colour.....literally! Great shame as mechanically it was sound.Probably all it could manage
Never had an Integrale, but had a couple of Lancias of similar vintage with turbos. Miss one like anything, only car I'd ever have back in a heartbeat...
But it cost me about three times its original cost in repairs and maintenance in the two and a half years I owned it!
I've never leased so cant recommend but Moneysupermarket.com have a car leasing section where you can compare a number of sites and apply online.Where's the best site to get a car on contract hire (personal not business)?
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