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    Quote Originally Posted by BrianT View Post
    This was one of mine a few years ago, yes it is the V8 version.

    Nice V8S. I had one a few years ago, in Cooper Green. Lovely car it was too. One of those that I sold and wish I hadn't.

    My current fleet consists of a lowly Focus 1.6 Zetec which I use for commuting duties, a Skoda Octavia estate for family trips and an old Fiat Coupe 20V Turbo (tweaked and running 320bhp) as a weekend toy.

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    We have a boring passat tdi and boring golf tdi. Then i bought this as a Sunday car recently. I can't believe how much car it is for the money, I am really loving it.

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    S2K is fun Olli, I had a test drive in one c2003ish I think. I am like an excited little boy today, collecting my new 997 Carrera S in the morning and can't wait!

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    997 - Beautiful car! Hope to get one one day! Please post pics when you pick it up!

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    Drive a nissan quashqai... not too bad actually!

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    I was going to say what car until I saw this lot here. They make my car look like a load of crap to be honest so I`ll just have to keep dreaming i guess.

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    Currently have an Audi A6 SLine company hack and just replaced the wife's 987 Boxster S with an Audi A4 SLine to accommodate the impending new arrival.

    Boxster S;


    New A4 after a light detail;
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    Well I've got a...










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    A Freelander and the wife drives a Punto with more dents than flat !
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    What do you drive?

    Quote Originally Posted by alexaff View Post
    This at the moment, however not for long at 8mpg :(

    Yeah - I've got a pair of those heavy boots too.... :)

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    Jaguar XKR. I've had this for four years and I've no plans to change it, even though running it doesn't make financial sense - 13 MPG!






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    Quote Originally Posted by andymac66 View Post
    Jaguar XKR. I've had this for four years and I've no plans to change it, even though running it doesn't make financial sense - 13 MPG!

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    Absolutely stunning. One of my all time favourites. I grew up wanting one of these . Still as beautiful as ever.

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    Track tool:

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    What do you drive?

    Quote Originally Posted by GOAT View Post
    new 640d maybe? I have a loaded 59 plate 635d m sport which I made trade for one of those in a year or so....
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    It was the new M6, awesome bit of kit, brutally fast. I have driven the 640d too and that is also a lovely drive and in day to day driving more than fast enough.

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    My daily driver is still my A3 2.0 TDI SLine Quattro uprated to 220bhp. I had a pic in the thread but its gone.


    I recently bought a part completed camper conversion VW T4 and now have this. some pics are part way through the conversion and some when completed.





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    My 1972 GT Junior 1600 going around Monza and I think its beautiful engine.




    One of my modern cars , Jeep Wrangler.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozzies View Post


    My 1972 GT Junior 1600 going around Monza and I think its beautiful engine.
    Bellissimo!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiXoN View Post
    My daily driver is still my A3 2.0 TDI SLine Quattro uprated to 220bhp. I had a pic in the thread but its gone.


    I recently bought a part completed camper conversion VW T4 and now have this. some pics are part way through the conversion and some when completed.



    You need to clean that garage door pronto!! :)

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    My current project, always ready to pounce at the first signs of sunshine ;)




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    E89 BMW Z4....possibly going for a new boxster......

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    Quote Originally Posted by westy View Post
    You need to clean that garage door pronto!! :)

    I'm sure the person who lives in that house would love me too but I'm not that keen ;)

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    This has been very good to have this rather severe winter

    Easily sits six persons and is very nice both on- and offroad.

    Im 6.4 and this is the first motor, that Im really comfortable driving.



    I have a roof tent, but find it ironic, that I use a tent on top of a vehicle already equipped with a telescopic roof section.

    Cutting a hole in the roof of an brand new motor and installing the telescopic roof how ever had to be done in order to shave 50-60K off the price of the vehicle which already cost twice that.

    There is practically no where this wont go, though of course the running boards/step puts some limitations on the fun and games. The vehicle can be lifted and Im quite surprised, how steep an incline such a heavy vehicle will defeat even when its running on mud or ice.


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    I got a Mercedes c250 in October and love it- need to get some more pics sorted but here's one from when it snowed

    ImageUploadedByTapatalk1371927609.544653.jpg

    There's a car under there somewhere!

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    A 3-series for the everyday commute and family duties and this lump of orange from the '70s at the weekend
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrBox View Post
    A 3-series for the everyday commute and family duties and this lump of orange from the '70s at the weekend
    ImageUploadedByTapatalk1371928475.746484.jpg
    And the inside is even more '70s
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    My baby, which (I can't believe) I've had for nearly three months now.

    Thanks Simon. (Err, and Bryan.)


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    This one still here.

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    Had this exactly a month now and I'm still loving every minute!


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    Ooooh that's nice.
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    If all goes to plan, I'll be collecting this on Friday ...



    A BMW 325i - After 10 years of sensible, tax efficient, economical oil burners I'm really looking forward to revving up the lovely, smooth BMW straight six - the 100 mile drive home won't be any where near long enough
    z
    Last edited by zelig; 26th August 2013 at 13:08.

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    Had this for couple of months now but still grin everytime I drive it on my own... needless to say MPG doesn't go well above 15mpg when I'm out and about ;-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by mac83 View Post

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    Had this for couple of months now but still grin everytime I drive it on my own... needless to say MPG doesn't go well above 15mpg when I'm out and about ;-)
    Is that the earlier 4.2 variant? I'm thinking of getting a 3.0 version of this which supposedly has better mpg.

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    The Veloster looks amazing... odd name though. What a Hot Rod.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zelig View Post
    If all goes to plan, I'll be collecting this on Friday ... A BMW 325i - After 10 years of sensible, tax efficient, economical oil burners I'm really looking forward to revving up the lovely, smooth BMW straight six - the 100 mile drive home won't be any where near long enough
    Should've went with the 330i – little to no difference in economy, more poke, and similar costs for putting it on the road.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PJ S View Post
    Should've went with the 330i – little to no difference in economy, more poke, and similar costs for putting it on the road.
    It's a used car, so it might be difficult to compare.... If its a pippin, with the right spec, the lower power is less relevant (IMO of course!)

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    What do you drive?

    Quote Originally Posted by PJ S View Post
    ...the 330i – little to no difference in economy, more poke, and similar costs for putting it on the road.
    Agreed - but I got a very good deal on a 1 owner, correct spec. 325i. And it's already a big improvement on the 2.0TDI (140bhp) A6. So, for now i'm happy enough with a 325i. But thanks for the suggestion. Maybe next time. ;)

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    There are probably taller on this forum, but I'm 6ft 6... Didn't really fit too well into some of the cars I liked - GT86, nope - Boxster, bit of a squeeze but just do-able (potential engine issues scared me away from these!), SLK - Nope, MX5 - see Boxster but even more of a squeeze...

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    Quote Originally Posted by tallsteve View Post
    There are probably taller on this forum, but I'm 6ft 6... Didn't really fit too well into some of the cars I liked - GT86, nope - Boxster, bit of a squeeze but just do-able (potential engine issues scared me away from these!), SLK - Nope, MX5 - see Boxster but even more of a squeeze...
    I have a colleague the same height.
    He drives a previous generation B Class - he reckons it's one of the few cars he can fit in comfortably.

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    the only vehicle for driving to whykickamoocow! if you saw the price of landies you'd know why


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    Quote Originally Posted by zelig View Post
    If all goes to plan, I'll be collecting this on Friday ...



    A BMW 325i - After 10 years of sensible, tax efficient, economical oil burners I'm really looking forward to revving up the lovely, smooth BMW straight six - the 100 mile drive home won't be any where near long enough
    z
    Had a clear run back from Heathrow to Glos last night - & managed just over 38mpg - & I wasn't being careful/frugal. I'm amazed - maybe it was a 'sensible' decision after all

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    Not very far, only averaging 180 yards carry, making 200 downhill with favourable wind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by psikat View Post
    Not very far, only averaging 180 yards carry, making 200 downhill with favourable wind.
    Pfft, lightweight! Get your hips moving more.

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    Renault megane 2 space wagon with 2l petrol engine for family + a porsche 944 s2 '91 for fun... ride also 2wheeler (bmw r1100s '99)

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    997 c2cab for me at weekends, fiesta 1.4diesel weekdays.

    Currently looking for a custom cafe racer type bike or a wide barred cruiser for my 40th /oncoming mid life crisis.

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    Current ride. Was shot during an attempted hold up after only 2 days. Not happy !




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    Thanks for the interest and kind words guys. Here's a couple of shots that show some of the engineering detail that lies under the aluminium body panels

    Engine bay ( in the middle of the car!)




    Bonnet (at the front!)


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    Love the NSX!

    My XF S

    It's my first diesel & I'm highly impressed with it. :)

    And for blats out on two wheels, I've a Moto Guzzi V7 Café Classic


    The good lady gets by in her MX-5 2.0 sport tech

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    You have a fantastic NSX there and may I say you keep it in incredible condition. Have you polished around the engine ? Most cars have a less than perfect finish in the engine bay. Very impressed with the overall finish of you car. Can I also ask what products you use. Autoglym, Meguiars ?

    Thanks for sharing with us.

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    Ford Fusion Sport

    This is our current "family" car - Ford Fusion Sport.




    This is likely to be PX'd for Mrs Bond's choice of vehicle next - Hyundai Santa Fe Sport, which is fine as I like them as well and we need AWD for the winter here. And in approx 18mths, I get my choice and our faithful Ford Focus ST will be PX'd against a new 2015 Ford Mustang

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    That's not mine bud I was quoting the poster, I wish it was mine!!

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    Some lovely cars in this thread, a very boring 3series BMW here.

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