any new car worth saving ???? - Page 4

SteveT63 · 28-08-13, 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by lefthooker

I have a guilty secret, I'm one of the few people that actually like Metros. Hard to believe the oldest ones are now 33 years old (assuming you can find one that is).

Errrrrrr.....I've got 2 guilty secrets!!

JoshB3audi · 28-08-13, 11:46 AM

I had a 1985 MG metro a few years ago I loved it thing is I would still have another

Kenquattro · 28-08-13, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by davallew

That graced a Noggin n Natter once upon a time I do recall

It did indeed. I remember going the NEC Classic Car show in it and did it get some looks. Not a car for blending in, that's for sure.

Kenquattro · 28-08-13, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveT63

Errrrrrr.....I've got 2 guilty secrets!!

Kenquattro · 28-08-13, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Coxy

doesn't matter how hard you squint, it'll never be a 6R4!

You are not squinting hard enough, Coxy! http://www.barryboys.co.uk/photos15/...9897aad07e.jpg

Daveymaclad · 28-08-13, 03:06 PM

I'm determined to think of some but honestly I'm struggling at the moment.

The only one that comes to mind is the Subaru BRZ. These are being outsold something like ten to one by the GT86 which isn't exactly a huge seller in itself, so future rarity will be guaranteed. It's also a back to basics fun car to drive too. Take into account that it's not going to be long before us weak links are removed as much as possible from the driving experience so to have a car that is designed to get it's arse out on roundabouts will be something quite desireable.

Aside from that car though, erm, Noble M12? Or are we excluding high end/super cars?

JoshB3audi · 28-08-13, 04:22 PM

Maybe a new alpina bmw might be worth keeping till its classic the old e34 b10's do fetch good money now if their mint

lefthooker · 28-08-13, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Kenquattro

You are not squinting hard enough, Coxy! http://www.barryboys.co.uk/photos15/...9897aad07e.jpg

Is that a genuine 6R4? Looks very convincing if it isn't.

lefthooker · 28-08-13, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by JoshB3audi

Maybe a new alpina bmw might be worth keeping till its classic the old e34 b10's do fetch good money now if their mint

E34 M5 is the one to have Josh

JoshB3audi · 28-08-13, 04:42 PM

I would love an e34 m5

but then the b10's are just a little bit rarer

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28-08-13, 03:06 PM	#36
Daveymaclad 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Bursledon - Southampton Posts: 2,575	I'm determined to think of some but honestly I'm struggling at the moment. The only one that comes to mind is the Subaru BRZ. These are being outsold something like ten to one by the GT86 which isn't exactly a huge seller in itself, so future rarity will be guaranteed. It's also a back to basics fun car to drive too. Take into account that it's not going to be long before us weak links are removed as much as possible from the driving experience so to have a car that is designed to get it's arse out on roundabouts will be something quite desireable. Aside from that car though, erm, Noble M12? Or are we excluding high end/super cars? __________________ 2008 RS6 avant SOLD 1988 UR Quattro

28-08-13, 04:22 PM	#37
JoshB3audi Hybrid Hater!!!! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 528	Maybe a new alpina bmw might be worth keeping till its classic the old e34 b10's do fetch good money now if their mint __________________ Mr Sarcastic!!!!!!!!

28-08-13, 04:42 PM	#40
JoshB3audi Hybrid Hater!!!! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 528	I would love an e34 m5 but then the b10's are just a little bit rarer __________________ Mr Sarcastic!!!!!!!!