TVR Tuscan.

 

i wish, but i doubt i could fit a baby deano in the back of one :lol:

TF Saturday and Sunday and a nice Alfa Brera for Monday to Friday

again, i wish.

you buying with your head or your heart?

and we need a list of must haves....

i really want to buy with my heart, but i think its best if i go with my head. i only do about 14 miles a day now, so decent MPG is always good, but not a massive requirement.... hence my desires for a dodge ram or something.

and for that reason, i haev even considered getting a V8 muscle car from the 70's or something.



i have spotted a nice 2.0d x-type from 06-07 for £7k, but the same 520d has to be an 04-05 plate... but my head prefers the 5 series and the heart does as well :lol:

4x4 is out of window due to stupid road tax. needs to be a biggish car to carry stuff and a baby etc...and ideally has to put a smile on my face.

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TF Saturday and Sunday and a nice Alfa Brera for Monday to Friday

 

you buying with your head or your heart?

and we need a list of must haves....

 

Get something that puts a smile on your face. As Dee says - only you know what that's going to be - my ZS makes me smile when I look at it and especially going around roundabouts and the twisty B-roads around our way - something that does 70 mpg might be the thing that makes you smile . . . . . . :dunno: :err:

 

http://www.yakez.com/for-sale-detai...ail/Used-Audi-S3-Quattro-Sat-NavBOSE-Full-Leather-car_13126305472778216753.html (random example used)

plus people will let you out at junctions and stuff and not spit at you for owning a B*W ..... :getcoat:

 

Mmmm. Subtle and stealthily audi. I like a lot. I think. Some more research is required.

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Vauxhall Monaro... or VXR8. Or TVR Cerbera.

 

alfa 159 3.2v6 q4 ti sportwagon!...................great for the heart and head,weekends and the monday to friday runs as well!

 

You certainly will chug along in an L200 - Here are a few snaps of mine chunnging away last weekend

And a few of it chugging away on some local lanes

Good times - One thing though, The L200 is VERY agricultural - think long and hard about other vehicles if you have to commute a long distance - especially since in standard guise they only return about 350 miles to 70 litres of fuel Then when modified like I have done they return a lot less due to the style of tyres - I see around 250 to 280 out of a tank if used for road only but that soon drops to about 150 to a tank if used offroad (which of the miles I have done since buying the truck and modifying it will be about 90% offroad use)

Other than that, good workhorse and can come highly specced with leather, aircon, electric mirrors, 4x electric windows, etc etc I gave £4800 for mine 8 months ago and it came with the tub cover but I exchanged that with an L200 club member for £400 and the stainless roll bars - Still though, a lot of money for something I wanted to use purely for an offroad toy

 

how do i decide

my daughters granmother passed away a few months ago , how can my daughter check if her granmother left a will . my daughter is 18 and does not get on with her mother .

 

my daughters granmother passed away a few months ago , how can my daughter check if her granmother left a will . my daughter is 18 and does not get on with her mother .

wtf?! :dunno:

 

Chrysler 300c diesel you know you want too i want one but im not allowed so making you get one is the next best thing!

What about a Saab convertible or something of that nature? All the goodies, solid build, bit quirky and has character in spades yet utterly dependable at the same time.

Of course you could get a REALLY classy performance saloon - a Triumph 2.5 Pi or a Dolly big smiles guaranteed but practical enough for everyday and half your budget would get you a mint one, leaving you a healthy fund to cope with any surprises/modifications. Classic insurance is peanuts and you might even get a tax exempt one. Besides which all the cool kids have got one!

 

if i go old, i am looking at a charger or a camaro or something :lol:

but the 300c, definitely been marked as a possible on my list

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if i go old, i am looking at a charger or a camaro or something :lol:

and your own private oil field to go with it??

 

http://www.exchangeandmart.co.uk/as... Hatchback 2002&orderby=&page=1&makeid=8&modelid=66&minprice=6000&maxprice=9000

 

Got a 300C right now, and I'm not blown away. It really feels like old tech Merc, which of course it is.

 

300c is all about the looks and the road presence, your right it isnt the sharpest but i dont think it matters

 

XK8 with a private reg FTW. As long as you're not doing too many miles of course.