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Is that 97K the mileage or the price?Originally posted by Churchill View Post08 Audi R8 - 97K
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02 Audi S3 55K miles
Brilliant stealth hot hatch badly let down by poor reliability & rubbish dealers.
Wouldn't buy another Audi.
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54' Rav4 D4D XT4
Nice motor, big enough to carry all our snowboarding & sailing tulip and comfortable enough, but not so big that it's impossible to drive around town.
I'm confident this is a stone-cold loser in any Car War.
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1999 Honda Accord 2.0 SE
Extremely boring. Extremely good motor. No need to change (probably worth didly squat now).
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1996 Fiat Punto 1.0l bought for £400 - I win!!!
does 45 to the gallon and has never given up on us
depreciation isnt an issue
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Me too!Originally posted by Solidec View PostProbably a "born again biker"
Too many think they are the skillllllz and end up buying a superfastbike at 4X years old, then promptly go and write both the bike and themselves off.
I am an Audi fan btw, do like the RS4 (will never buy one most likely)
Prefer "Range Rovers" for comfort and pissing off the environment *******!
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Probably a "born again biker"Originally posted by zara_backdog View PostOooh - one of the contactors got killed coming to work on a bike - bet he wished he kept to his sarb!
Too many think they are the skillllllz and end up buying a superfastbike at 4X years old, then promptly go and write both the bike and themselves off.
I am an Audi fan btw, do like the RS4 (will never buy one most likely)
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Oooh - one of the contactors got killed coming to work on a bike - bet he wished he kept to his sarb!Originally posted by Solidec View PostDon't own a car, get around by bike.
Honda CBR600RR
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Ahhh, I remember I had one of these. 51 plate, bought it brand new, sold it 14 months later, lost 7k. Still, lovely lovely car. Big alloys and satnav.Originally posted by poser View Postalfa romeo 147 , 2.0 ts lusso
Now got a Merc E class in silver with the panoramic roof. Had to get two new back tyres over Xmas. Even me, a contractor, did a double take on the price of those (260 quid a pop for 2x Continental 265/35/18). The kids think it looks like a taxi, a fact I was able to argue about until someone tried to flag me down the other week. I mean, honestly. Still, easiest 30 quid I ever made. Not really, joking.
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