More cars you didn't know existed...
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ajprice said:
Subaru Vivio (the 660cc Kei car hatchback, yeah I knew that one)... T-Top (wha?!)
Subaru, not Suzuki, ignore the video title.
Yes it still has a back seat, for amputee dwarf children or people you really hate.
It's not quite on topic but I love 2+2s. Do they even exist now due to safety issues? I wonder what's the most cramped 4 seater you can buy now versus the most cramped 2+2 of all time?Subaru, not Suzuki, ignore the video title.
Yes it still has a back seat, for amputee dwarf children or people you really hate.
ajprice said:
Subaru Vivio (the 660cc Kei car hatchback, yeah I knew that one)... T-Top (wha?!)
Subaru, not Suzuki, ignore the video title.
Yes it still has a back seat, for amputee dwarf children or people you really hate.
Subaru, not Suzuki, ignore the video title.
Yes it still has a back seat, for amputee dwarf children or people you really hate.
Doofus said:
Randy Winkman said:
It's not quite on topic but I love 2+2s. Do they even exist now due to safety issues?
Not sure what you mean by 2+2s, because yes, they do still exist. Porsche 911, Lotus Evora, Audi TT, Toyota GT86 all spring immediately to mind.Trying to find an Evora under £20k ? Subaru Vivio T top is the answer
Dapster said:
Well, this is more a special edition I didn't know existed. The BMW Williams F1 Edition.
Apparently it was commissioned by Sytner Group as a dealer special. No mechanical workover at all, just the seats and plaque plus a few factory extras as standard. There were only 26 made, but 26 from across the range - there were a few M3s and even an X5 as well apparently. Such a weird "special" for BMW and Williams to put their names to - from the Ford school of shifting the last few unsold Fiestas in the 90s school of marketing!
https://www.historics.co.uk/buying/auctions/2019-0...
And it still sold for over £10k, despite having an auto gearbox! Apparently it was commissioned by Sytner Group as a dealer special. No mechanical workover at all, just the seats and plaque plus a few factory extras as standard. There were only 26 made, but 26 from across the range - there were a few M3s and even an X5 as well apparently. Such a weird "special" for BMW and Williams to put their names to - from the Ford school of shifting the last few unsold Fiestas in the 90s school of marketing!
https://www.historics.co.uk/buying/auctions/2019-0...
The colour is a one off too IIRC.
In America, 330 ZHPs, m-sport spec with some engine/final drive/suspension mods (though still putting out only slightly more than the euro spec 330 engine) are going for nearly $25k with the right spec
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2003-bmw-330i-zh...
The ZHP mods appear to make it a very rapid and reliable track tool, so that could be part of the attraction.
Doofus said:
Randy Winkman said:
It's not quite on topic but I love 2+2s. Do they even exist now due to safety issues?
Not sure what you mean by 2+2s, because yes, they do still exist. Porsche 911, Lotus Evora, Audi TT, Toyota GT86 all spring immediately to mind.
Doofus said:
Randy Winkman said:
It's not quite on topic but I love 2+2s. Do they even exist now due to safety issues?
Not sure what you mean by 2+2s, because yes, they do still exist. Porsche 911, Lotus Evora, Audi TT, Toyota GT86 all spring immediately to mind.biggbn said:
Fast Bug said:
These will sit happily at 65ish all day long. You can always have a more powerful engine built for them if you wanted
CanAm said:
Doofus said:
Randy Winkman said:
It's not quite on topic but I love 2+2s. Do they even exist now due to safety issues?
Not sure what you mean by 2+2s, because yes, they do still exist. Porsche 911, Lotus Evora, Audi TT, Toyota GT86 all spring immediately to mind.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff