What would you buy with a £10K budget?
Discussion
GG33 said:
WTF! I thought of that car too!! But ruled it out as being too silly (isn't this supposed to be a commuter? )GG33 said:
Oh Greg - do it!!!
Then bring it to this: http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
GG33 said:
I hope you have very deep pockets and a bicycle for your commute when its in the garage.Bad enough engine reliability as standard, let alone with nitrous added.
With the factory gone i expect certain parts are potentially impossible to obtain. e.g. ribbon cables for the dials, front hubs etc etc - all the bits both my cerbs required often.
If you can afford to run that then you might as well go buy a decent early 996 carrera for £25k or 6L VXR MONARO FOR £20K.
bennno
Edited by bennno on Saturday 20th October 09:24
AngryS3Owner said:
Benno, he's got a very nice 993 already...
Greg, you can't use a cerb for short journies like that it will break within days, I love them - really do! But for a 2 mile commute I can't think of a worse car.
I agree.Greg, you can't use a cerb for short journies like that it will break within days, I love them - really do! But for a 2 mile commute I can't think of a worse car.
For a commute I would not buy a car I loved, nor a temperamental car like a TVR (loved or unloved) because the oil is still not performing as it should be. Not to mention the cost of fuel for urban driving in a performance car.
I'd buy that lovely looking TVR and a cheap golf deisel for teh commute to work.
Oh I forgot the budget isn't £20k+
GG33 said:
I realised that this was never going to be a commuting option. Having now seen and driven it, the performance and looks are stunning but the interior would need some work and the seats are totally impractical. Still looking !
GG
If TVRs do it for you, this one looks rather nice GG
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