Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 6)
Discussion
Blown2CV said:
pLiDeX said:
Honestly I don't think that Wraith is so bad, yeah, the vents are too much, but it's not an abomination like some Hamann and Mansory cars.
even RR gives you an option for a sparkling starry night headliningRe the design, think her rear's not her best view But like it. Ultra luxury really.
AMG Merc said:
Blown2CV said:
pLiDeX said:
Honestly I don't think that Wraith is so bad, yeah, the vents are too much, but it's not an abomination like some Hamann and Mansory cars.
even RR gives you an option for a sparkling starry night headliningRe the design, think her rear's not her best view But like it. Ultra luxury really.
Spotted this very A610 parked locally on Friday. Not saying exactly where, as it might be the owners home.
Not my photo (linked from Google images) but it stood out like a beacon in a sea of modern mediocrity. If it's there next time I'm passing I'll try to get a picture. Likewise the Ford Edsel that I swear I passed in a driveway a couple of weeks ago when I was cycling past. Although that'd probably be a better fit on the Classics Spotted thread...
BlueHave said:
F1GTRUeno said:
I didn't think a Wraith could get any tackier and vile.
The Middle Eastern folks certainly have a acquired taste in mods than the rest of the world.I was going to say developed world but some countries they even let woman drive cars or go out.
Perhaps a few seconds of Google before posting such garbage wouldn't hurt
AMG Merc said:
Without the skill of reading arabic, how can on tell from that number plate? 
I have the slight advantage of having lived just down the road from there (Dubai) for 5 of the last 6 years so the plates are more familiar to me than UK ones, but if you look at the plate it clearly says in English "UAE AD" so no Arabic skills needed.K50 DEL said:
AMG Merc said:
Without the skill of reading arabic, how can on tell from that number plate?
I have the slight advantage of having lived just down the road from there (Dubai) for 5 of the last 6 years so the plates are more familiar to me than UK ones, but if you look at the plate it clearly says in English "UAE AD" so no Arabic skills needed.AMG Merc said:
K50 DEL said:
AMG Merc said:
Without the skill of reading arabic, how can on tell from that number plate?
I have the slight advantage of having lived just down the road from there (Dubai) for 5 of the last 6 years so the plates are more familiar to me than UK ones, but if you look at the plate it clearly says in English "UAE AD" so no Arabic skills needed.Dubai has a similar system but using letters for the series issue
The plate shown is actually a private one (all 1,2,3 and 4 digit plates are private) and a fairly valuable one at that.
Like cherished plates here in the UK you can take your plate with you when swapping cars (confusingly even if it's not a valuable private plate like the one shown)
The plate on my first UAE car was 95621, I chose to keep that for all subsequent cars, even though it wasn't strictly "private"
One of the cars I subsequently purchased had a private plate on it left by a previous owner... I still own that, on retention even though I don't live there anymore!
Any other questions, just ask.. I became something of the office expert of cars and registrations during my time there!
yellowjack said:
Spotted this very A610 parked locally on Friday. Not saying exactly where, as it might be the owners home.
Not my photo (linked from Google images) but it stood out like a beacon in a sea of modern mediocrity. If it's there next time I'm passing I'll try to get a picture. Likewise the Ford Edsel that I swear I passed in a driveway a couple of weeks ago when I was cycling past. Although that'd probably be a better fit on the Classics Spotted thread...
CanAm said:
2172cc said:
got another from a different angle although my phone camera is not brilliant you still get the idea
It almost looks as good as this fifty year old Vauxhall design.
I'll accept a whoosh parrot if delivered. (Air mail, I hope.)
McAndy said:
yellowjack said:
Spotted this very A610 parked locally on Friday. Not saying exactly where, as it might be the owners home.
Not my photo (linked from Google images) but it stood out like a beacon in a sea of modern mediocrity. If it's there next time I'm passing I'll try to get a picture. Likewise the Ford Edsel that I swear I passed in a driveway a couple of weeks ago when I was cycling past. Although that'd probably be a better fit on the Classics Spotted thread...
Always used to think about stopping, there and the rotting Delta ( has twin exhausts but maybe 2wd ?) in the front yard of a house on Currock Road in Carlisle that I always drove past on the way to delivering to Travis Perkins. Its visible on street view, and nope, no idea how to do links.
NorfolkInClue1 said:
Isn't one of these abandoned in a front garden next to the A59 on the way into Burscough? Might be under a cover now but I'm sure a yellow one was there for years.
Always used to think about stopping, there and the rotting Delta ( has twin exhausts but maybe 2wd ?) in the front yard of a house on Currock Road in Carlisle that I always drove past on the way to delivering to Travis Perkins. Its visible on street view, and nope, no idea how to do links.
FTFYAlways used to think about stopping, there and the rotting Delta ( has twin exhausts but maybe 2wd ?) in the front yard of a house on Currock Road in Carlisle that I always drove past on the way to delivering to Travis Perkins. Its visible on street view, and nope, no idea how to do links.
neilbauer said:
Not really a supercar, but love the old school look of the new targa.
Drive past it on way to work, Bramley cars.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPWFJ426IyA
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