Greatest car ever built.Since day one of cars
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Greatest car ever built.Since day one of cars
Would have said the Dodge Viper till now (yep we all have opinions.lol)
Till I saw Clarkson take the Chiron for a spin.
Hats off Bugatti. You are winning since cars began. IMHO.lol
Till I saw Clarkson take the Chiron for a spin.
Hats off Bugatti. You are winning since cars began. IMHO.lol
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I think you’d have to define ‘greatest’. The Chiron is indeed rapid, but has already been beaten by Koenigsegg, so if you mean greatest as ‘fastest’, then I’m afraid it’s not the Chiron. The greatest car would probably be the best all-rounder, which would take into account practicality, fuel consumption, performance etc etc, in which case, it would no doubt be something utterly boring like a 5 series LOL!!
If we’re talking about what we personally think is the greatest car I.e the car we would most like to own, for me it would the Mercedes / Mclaren SLR 722.
If we’re talking about what we personally think is the greatest car I.e the car we would most like to own, for me it would the Mercedes / Mclaren SLR 722.
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Well both of those should be something special considering they're a million quid
But actually you're both wrong, greatest car ever was the Ford model T, 2nd was the VW Beetle and 3rd is my Renault 4 ... out of those 3 I have to say the Renault wins in practicality, versatility and fuel consumption is pretty good too, also cracks 70mph... Just which is something the model T can't do and beats the Beetle hands down on practicality.
Love the Merc SLR, that would be my choice if my numbers came up.
But actually you're both wrong, greatest car ever was the Ford model T, 2nd was the VW Beetle and 3rd is my Renault 4 ... out of those 3 I have to say the Renault wins in practicality, versatility and fuel consumption is pretty good too, also cracks 70mph... Just which is something the model T can't do and beats the Beetle hands down on practicality.
Love the Merc SLR, that would be my choice if my numbers came up.
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Obviously on here I say the WRX V-limited is the best car ever made but to friends, family etc I always say the Subaru Impreza WRX STi SPEC C Type RA-R is the greatest car ever made.
Based on many factors inc reliability, impressive looks, relatively affordable forecourt price and possible appreciation, decent fuel consumption, 4x4, boot space, 4 doors, cheapish attainable parts, insanely strong gearbox and highly tune-able engine, ability to handle well on a variety of roads, good brakes, fairly lightweight for what it is.
With just a few grand thrown at it I can't imagine any stock car could live with it on a wet UK back road...
Based on many factors inc reliability, impressive looks, relatively affordable forecourt price and possible appreciation, decent fuel consumption, 4x4, boot space, 4 doors, cheapish attainable parts, insanely strong gearbox and highly tune-able engine, ability to handle well on a variety of roads, good brakes, fairly lightweight for what it is.
With just a few grand thrown at it I can't imagine any stock car could live with it on a wet UK back road...
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Obviously on here I say the WRX V-limited is the best car ever made but to friends, family etc I always say the Subaru Impreza WRX STi SPEC C Type RA-R is the greatest car ever made.
Based on many factors inc reliability, impressive looks, relatively affordable forecourt price and possible appreciation, decent fuel consumption, 4x4, boot space, 4 doors, cheapish attainable parts, insanely strong gearbox and highly tune-able engine, ability to handle well on a variety of roads, good brakes, fairly lightweight for what it is.
With just a few grand thrown at it I can't imagine any stock car could live with it on a wet UK back road...
Based on many factors inc reliability, impressive looks, relatively affordable forecourt price and possible appreciation, decent fuel consumption, 4x4, boot space, 4 doors, cheapish attainable parts, insanely strong gearbox and highly tune-able engine, ability to handle well on a variety of roads, good brakes, fairly lightweight for what it is.
With just a few grand thrown at it I can't imagine any stock car could live with it on a wet UK back road...
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