Thinking of joining Ecurie25 the Supercar Club
07 September 2006, 09:13 PM
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Thinking of joining Ecurie25 the Supercar Club
I'm thinking about joining ecurie25 the supercar club. I hired a ferrari a couple of years back, and loved it. I'm keen to get behind the wheel of a their Murcielago!
Is anyone on scoobynet a member of ecurie25 or know any of their members?
www.ecurie25.co.uk
Gareth
Is anyone on scoobynet a member of ecurie25 or know any of their members?
www.ecurie25.co.uk
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07 September 2006, 09:25 PM
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I'm thinking of joining too. If you just take cars in the week not at weekends as i do currently with the Classic car club then just a half membership will get you a lot of days in all the cars. Very tempted. Mileage restriction is annoying though, unless you take cars at weekends all the time you'll certainly run out of miles before you run out of points. I've taken Ferrari's, Astons, E-Types etc from the CCC (no mileage restrictions) and put 1000 miles on one in a week before. Do that a couple of times with Ecurie and your membership will soon be over.
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08 September 2006, 12:13 AM
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Membership of écurie25 is strictly limited to 250. Upon receipt of the joining fee, members are considered on an individual basis by the écurie25 board. Once these formalities are complete, newly approved members are requested to transfer the membership tariff and the experience can begin.
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Option 1 £750 £7,950 none £8,700 600 5000
Option 2 £750 £3,950 £385 £8,935 600 4500
Half Membership:
Option 3 £750 £4,500 none £5,250 300 2000
Joining fee only applicable in first year of membership
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Option 1, all points are allocated up front
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dosent seem to bad i think you could lose that in a year on 1 of them cars
Joining
Fee Initial
Payment 11 Monthly
Payments Total Paid
(Year 1)
Points
Mileage
Option 1 £750 £7,950 none £8,700 600 5000
Option 2 £750 £3,950 £385 £8,935 600 4500
Half Membership:
Option 3 £750 £4,500 none £5,250 300 2000
Joining fee only applicable in first year of membership
Joining fee is returned if membership is not approved
Option 1, all points are allocated up front
Option 2, 50% of points are allocated up front, the remainder are awarded pro rata
Minimum membership lasts 12 months
Prices include VAT
écurie25 Corporate
For more information about the corporate scheme please click here to download the corporate brochure.
dosent seem to bad i think you could lose that in a year on 1 of them cars
08 September 2006, 09:46 AM
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I know the guys who run Ecurie 25- I've driven their Ferrari 430 Spyder - which is absolutely stunning (sounds better than the Lambo too!). We've just featured them in the latest issue of my mate's magazine (I do some editing and photography for him). Drop me a PM if you want anymore details.
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08 September 2006, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris L
I know the guys who run Ecurie 25- I've driven their Ferrari 430 Spyder - which is absolutely stunning (sounds better than the Lambo too!). We've just featured them in the latest issue of my mate's magazine (I do some editing and photography for him). Drop me a PM if you want anymore details.
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Had a good drive in one when a mate was testing it for a mag. Also been offered a day or two in one of Ecuries cars as a sweetener to rejoining CCC (as they share premises and help eachother out) which leads to a dilema over which one to have 
10 September 2006, 09:43 AM
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Peanuts is right. The joining fee is a one-off in the first year. You then pay the normal yearly subscription. If you have any unused points at the end of 12 months, then half of these will be carried over to the next year.
Forget what I said about the Aston, I fancy the Murcielago! You can see our magazine review on their press page (The Player) - Andie's editorial shot was done in E25's 430
Forget what I said about the Aston, I fancy the Murcielago! You can see our magazine review on their press page (The Player) - Andie's editorial shot was done in E25's 430
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