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Originally posted by norrahe View PostAm seriously tempted. Doubt I'll get hold of one of these, only 20 have been made and will already be snapped up.
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Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostAt 37 i'm getting like that too, the porsche has just became a pain in the *rse... just too cramped. Never use it, and prefer the merc. Grand touring for me from now on! I guess in 3 years it's pretty much jag or aston time, with pipe and slippers too ;-)
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Originally posted by hyperD View Post
Love cars like that, but as my back gets more and more problems, do like the more comfy fast cars!
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Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostAh how i remember it well, 12 miles of automotive fun, just before it overheated and went back to the garage as usual. Shame really, beautiful cars, just wish they were driveable more often.
I also used it as a daily work car for several years again, with no problems (apart from a flat battery and a dodgy first clutch that went after 15,000 miles).
6000 service interval as it's pretty much a race engine. But, it's handbuilt, doesn't have the budgets for reliability testing but you just cannot beat the driving experience - totally raw, scary, noisy as ***, teeth and buttock clenching invigorating driving experience.
The Griffith I had before the Tuscan was far more problematic with overheating, total undrivability etc.
Love cars like that, but as my back gets more and more problems, do like the more comfy fast cars!
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Ah how i remember it well, 12 miles of automotive fun, just before it overheated and went back to the garage as usual. Shame really, beautiful cars, just wish they were driveable more often.
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Originally posted by BlackenedBiker View PostLovin' that, but also love the Nissan GTR.
However, I have had sports cars before (Porches and 350Z) and they are nothing but trouble.
Both were keyed, and even though the cars egged me on to drive fast, I could still only go 70 MPH.
I am now more of a £700 20 year old Beamer kind of guy.
The money pays for hols and mortgage pay off instead......
Back to the Atom - 0-60 in about 2.7.... (circa 2.9/3.0 to 70) - so legal and hair raisingly/frightningly fast
Get the nice new windscreen and you don't even need to wear a helmet!
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Originally posted by cojak View PostI had one of these pass me as I was walking down the road.
Just the sound of it behind me literally stopped me in my tracks. I just had 'a moment' while it passed me by, stopped at a little roundabout just ahead and lazily squirted around it...
I saw one (not the V10) in my street when they first came out. It was unattended so I had a good ogle.
Want ... one ...
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Originally posted by chef View PostAudi R8 V10.. in blue and silver
However, I have had sports cars before (Porches and 350Z) and they are nothing but trouble.
Both were keyed, and even though the cars egged me on to drive fast, I could still only go 70 MPH.
I am now more of a £700 20 year old Beamer kind of guy.
The money pays for hols and mortgage pay off instead......
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Originally posted by cojak View PostI had one of these pass me as I was walking down the road.
Just the sound of it behind me literally stopped me in my tracks. I just had 'a moment' while it passed me by, stopped at a little roundabout just ahead and lazily squirted around it...
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