lozgti1

So little interest in most cars these days. What's on offer just utterly boring and so uninteresting.. Only got two that do it for me:-

1. Renault Alpine 110. Yes please
2. Alfaa Giulia GTA. Yes please

Maybe an Audi Avant RS4 or RS6. Otherwise, car market just so rubbish at moment. Think classics way to go

IdonthaveaScooby

Ginetta g40

ALi-B

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Had this in earlier in the week:



Had a supercharger upgrade, so useless as a daily driver

+1 for the Giulia, looks lovely.

Although I’m into hatch/fastbacks and estates at the moment for practicality ...difficult to get stuff in that body shape with the right drivetrain (big engine with 5+ cylinders that not over-reliant on a turbo to give it the torque, proper manual gearbox, AWD and suspension that works on our roads).

the shreksta

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BMW m5 is doing it for me in 2016 f10 flavour

The Trooper 1815

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The MX5 as been a mainstay for some time. Mazda seem to be on point with their current designs. It was mentioned on TG and I have to agree.

hedgecutter

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S206 or Ts Ra for me

Rusti

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Just bought a NC (mk3) hardtop to replace my mk2.5 and I love it, the new one is gorgeous and still a drivers car.

lockheed

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Your a tall guy can you drive it with the roof up?

Rusti

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haha fair point, she actually has more room than you would think because the floor pan is so low plus the seat can adjust up and down

lozgti1

Without being funny, what are they? lol

hedgecutter

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Sti S206 ( good old Motorhub have one) or STI Ts type ra ( Hurst has one) preferably in NBR Challenge form.

SouthWalesSam

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+1 Alpine A110
Cayman 918 GTS 4.0
Civic Type R (new stealthier one only, though)
AMG A45 S

There just doesn't seem to be many affordable, compact-sized, 'driver's cars' on sale today.

Markyscoob

Tesla. Model 3 Performance. Drove one and saving up slowly....

lozgti1

Excellent choices

lozgti1

They are horrible (IMHO)

The Roadster is Stunner. Rest of the range looks like an old Ford Escort. Sorry! But they do

lozgti1

Take in good humour Mark

lozgti1

TBH just looked at website. Doesn't look too bad!' Might actually be with you on this !

Markyscoob

I'm still saving....luckily I bought some Tesla shares too.. that helps a lot!

SmurfyBhoy

A90 Supra with that B58 engine
GR Yaris
The coming Tesla Model S Plaid with its claimed 8 sec 1/4
New M3‐M4 if can get over the look

Then on the extreme lotto win level

Merc Project 1 with the 1.5L F1 engine
Aston Valkarie with that V12 spinning to 12krpm
Gordon Murrays new Mclaren F1 replacement
Lotus Evija (or whoever you spell it)

Henrik

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For an affordableish car, I quite fancy the Toyota Yaris GR: https://www.toyota.co.uk/world-of-to...cing/gr-yaris/

4wd with torsen LSDs, modern turbo.

Could be fun, for only 33500

scotty boy 80

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Had a test drive in the new civic type r and it's a stunning car, ticks so many boxes

Godspeed Brakes

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I've just gone from an AMG A45 to a circuit pack Yaris , and its a lot more fun , obviously not as well built , or as many creature comforts as the Merc , but it puts more of a grin on my chops !
The other 2 cars are great fun as well , don't know when rallying will start up again but looking forward to using the Swift

fpan

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Nice fleet.
What's the spec of the Swift?

Godspeed Brakes

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It was built by Suzuki Motorsport in Denmark to the S2000 rules over there , so N/A 2.0 full spec dry sumped engine supposedly 280-290hp , Sadev 6 speed sequential gearbox , Ohlins 3 way suspension , Alcon calipers under 18" wheels , Proto cars wide arch body kit , it's a very good spec , well built car as you would expect from a works team , goes like hell !

Tidgy

F90 M5 and jag XFR have caughgt my eye

TECHNOPUG

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ISF is I had £20k burning a hole in my pocket.