The 2015 Yorkshire Spotted Thread
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thetapeworm said:
Great shots.
Not so keen on the RS-XF wheels but then I guess he has to put them on something if he wants to sell them to other Veyron owners
Surely if you were going to buy a Veyron you'd want OEM Bugatti wheels (that are designed to cope with the speed and power of the car) rather than some knock offs from a business based on Canal road in Bradford? Not so keen on the RS-XF wheels but then I guess he has to put them on something if he wants to sell them to other Veyron owners
IIRC the real wheels cost £46,000 a set + tyres so I would expect them to come with the car.
Wills2 said:
Surely if you were going to buy a Veyron you'd want OEM Bugatti wheels (that are designed to cope with the speed and power of the car) rather than some knock offs from a business based on Canal road in Bradford?
IIRC the real wheels cost £46,000 a set + tyres so I would expect them to come with the car.
And need replacing every few years IIRC?IIRC the real wheels cost £46,000 a set + tyres so I would expect them to come with the car.
No isue with that, looks like the car park is 80% empty, so he/she isn't going to cause an issue being there.
Chap who lives on one of my dog walking routes has just replaced his 458 with a Hurucan - Looks lovely. I've got a photo, but it's through the gap in his fence so looks a bit stalkery - I won't post it!
Chap who lives on one of my dog walking routes has just replaced his 458 with a Hurucan - Looks lovely. I've got a photo, but it's through the gap in his fence so looks a bit stalkery - I won't post it!
Jordan Clarkson said:
Yeah I thought that too, though I can understand why people do this in nice cars, but there are ways of parking away from other cars without taking up multiple spaces.
Whilst I agree and wouldn't take up 2 spaces I understand why some do it, no matter where I've parked my cars some bugger always parks next to them.All 3 of my old M3s have been subject to parking dints some so deep they needed a new panel, my old 911 was t
ted right in front of me and the guy just drove off, same for the Z4C even the new M5 has already been scratched in a car park. Drives me bloody mad!
TheBALDpuma said:
No isue with that, looks like the car park is 80% empty, so he/she isn't going to cause an issue being there.
Yeah, that is a very fair point. The carpark was indeed very empty, so it's kinda fair enough. Wills2 said:
Jordan Clarkson said:
Yeah I thought that too, though I can understand why people do this in nice cars, but there are ways of parking away from other cars without taking up multiple spaces.
Whilst I agree and wouldn't take up 2 spaces I understand why some do it, no matter where I've parked my cars some bugger always parks next to them.All 3 of my old M3s have been subject to parking dints some so deep they needed a new panel, my old 911 was t
ted right in front of me and the guy just drove off, same for the Z4C even the new M5 has already been scratched in a car park. Drives me bloody mad!
Wills2 said:
Surely if you were going to buy a Veyron you'd want OEM Bugatti wheels (that are designed to cope with the speed and power of the car) rather than some knock offs from a business based on Canal road in Bradford?
IIRC the real wheels cost £46,000 a set + tyres so I would expect them to come with the car.
To be honest with you, Id be surprised if that car has ever even hit 70mph, let alone 250+. If its not sat in a lock-up its sat outside a busy place where he knows it will get photographed. Its basically a (slowly) moving advert for his company. Anytime Ive seen it moved its been on a transporter. You could stick a set of pram wheels on it for all the driving it does.IIRC the real wheels cost £46,000 a set + tyres so I would expect them to come with the car.
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