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03 March 2011, 12:39 PM
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But apart from the e-type I agree with what they say.
03 March 2011, 01:04 PM
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I am biased of course 
I probably agree about the E-type - gorgeous, yes. More important than a Muira? Probably not.
I would also consider a 4WD car - probably the grandaddy - Audi Quattro - their last great car
I probably agree about the E-type - gorgeous, yes. More important than a Muira? Probably not.
I would also consider a 4WD car - probably the grandaddy - Audi Quattro - their last great car
03 March 2011, 01:26 PM
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No offense Trout but you do like to wave you **** about don't you. 
Go out and enjoy the Porsche rather than flopping your member about on here!
1) F40
2) Nissan Skyline R34 GTR
3) Lambo Gallardo
4) F355
5) Honda Integra Type R DC2
Go out and enjoy the Porsche rather than flopping your member about on here!
1) F40
2) Nissan Skyline R34 GTR
3) Lambo Gallardo
4) F355
5) Honda Integra Type R DC2
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03 March 2011, 02:13 PM
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Do they have to be fast?
What about great cars like the Defender and Range Rover (which admittedly can be fast)?
Or useful everlasting workhorses like the estate W123 Mercs?
Another list of "supercars" makes my eyes glaze over.
Anyway:
1) Land Rover Defender
2) BMW M5
3) C63 AMG C class estate
4) Lotus Elan (original)
5) Porker 993 turbo
What about great cars like the Defender and Range Rover (which admittedly can be fast)?
Or useful everlasting workhorses like the estate W123 Mercs?
Another list of "supercars" makes my eyes glaze over.
Anyway:
1) Land Rover Defender
2) BMW M5
3) C63 AMG C class estate
4) Lotus Elan (original)
5) Porker 993 turbo
03 March 2011, 04:00 PM
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Yeah right, like you didn't expect to have some abuse after showing off your new car and then showing everyone that your new is also in the top 5 cars ever list in some magazine.
Yes, there were no punctuation marks in there for a reason!
Come on, learn to take it.
Everyone knows the RS is a great car already.
Yes, there were no punctuation marks in there for a reason!
Come on, learn to take it.
Everyone knows the RS is a great car already.
03 March 2011, 04:39 PM
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Do they have to be fast?
What about great cars like the Defender and Range Rover (which admittedly can be fast)?
Or useful everlasting workhorses like the estate W123 Mercs?
Another list of "supercars" makes my eyes glaze over.
Anyway:
1) Land Rover Defender
2) BMW M5
3) C63 AMG C class estate
4) Lotus Elan (original)
5) Porker 993 turbo
What about great cars like the Defender and Range Rover (which admittedly can be fast)?
Or useful everlasting workhorses like the estate W123 Mercs?
Another list of "supercars" makes my eyes glaze over.
Anyway:
1) Land Rover Defender
2) BMW M5
3) C63 AMG C class estate
4) Lotus Elan (original)
5) Porker 993 turbo
Its funny, technically I could get something of that ilk but telling the missus and then sheepishly returning it to the dealers would be so embarassing
03 March 2011, 05:35 PM
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They do have what is probably THE most important car of the last century in that list.
It is simple, inexpensive, brilliant to drive, and British!
It is simple, inexpensive, brilliant to drive, and British!
03 March 2011, 05:37 PM
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BTW Chris - evidence would suggest that no matter what I post about you will have a go. If I agitate your chip so much why bother reading my posts?
03 March 2011, 08:19 PM
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I am glad the mini made it -- revolutionary engineering
and brought performance motoring to the masses
Monte Carlo rally winners (1st 2nd 3rd) in 1964 1965 1966 - awsome
and brought performance motoring to the masses
Monte Carlo rally winners (1st 2nd 3rd) in 1964 1965 1966 - awsome
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