I think I want a Spyker!
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They do make RHD cars. If the Spyder looks good, have you seen this years Aileron? It is a coupe/GT rather than open top. Pricing for the Spyker range is in the region of £180k across the board.
That said, I would give limbs etc for an Aeromax, just gorgeous, and they make a spine tingling good noise.
Good luck with your new car, whatever you decide on.
That said, I would give limbs etc for an Aeromax, just gorgeous, and they make a spine tingling good noise.
Good luck with your new car, whatever you decide on.
Why spend £200k on a Spyker, when for 'just' £30,000 you could have this?
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1698413.htm
Jesus, it looks like a Spyker raped a 355 and had a mongoloid child....
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1698413.htm
Jesus, it looks like a Spyker raped a 355 and had a mongoloid child....
Beefmeister said:
Why spend £200k on a Spyker, when for 'just' £30,000 you could have this?
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1698413.htm
Jesus, it looks like a Spyker raped a 355 and had a mongoloid child....
Good grief. http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1698413.htm
Jesus, it looks like a Spyker raped a 355 and had a mongoloid child....
I like Spykers but I find it unfortunate that the running gear seems to be bog standard Audi. I've seen plenty of road tests where the opinion has been 'really easy to drive'. Now that's not necessarily a bad thing but if you think you'd be bored of a Flying Spur or similar... I dunno, just tread carefully!
I think a Morgan Supersports ticks the boxes, personally. Hand-made, rare, beautiful, option of a modern auto, sounds wonderful, won't depreciate like a stone, etc. etc...
I think a Morgan Supersports ticks the boxes, personally. Hand-made, rare, beautiful, option of a modern auto, sounds wonderful, won't depreciate like a stone, etc. etc...
LongLiveTazio said:
I like Spykers but I find it unfortunate that the running gear seems to be bog standard Audi. I've seen plenty of road tests where the opinion has been 'really easy to drive'. Now that's not necessarily a bad thing but if you think you'd be bored of a Flying Spur or similar... I dunno, just tread carefully!
I think a Morgan Supersports ticks the boxes, personally. Hand-made, rare, beautiful, option of a modern auto, sounds wonderful, won't depreciate like a stone, etc. etc...
i quite like audi running gear I think a Morgan Supersports ticks the boxes, personally. Hand-made, rare, beautiful, option of a modern auto, sounds wonderful, won't depreciate like a stone, etc. etc...
Sounds like one of those situations where your future is behind you Bertie. Rather than take a bath on a new, yet to prove itself piece of kit, buy yourself a copy of Classic & Sports Car. Lock yourself in the bog and have a look thrugh the classifieds. There are just so many charismatic, fun cars out there that cost peanuts compared to all the badge stuff. If you don't see a couple that stop you in your tracks, I'll eat my shoes. I really lucked out with the little 1985 930 turbo; fast, LOADS of fun, brinmming with character and less than Eurobox money. If I had to keep just one car, this would be it. All the fun, none of the tension of owning something expensive. It's really quite liberating, and just as well I don't own a barn. Seriously. Lancia Stratos would be in there like a shot for starters..
Buy a Spyker. Bags of character, sounds like a Spitfire, magnificent to look at, and a challenge to drive well. Also a sensible size to drive around town, although the lock is appauling, and the brakes are not servo'd (on the early ones at least) which takes some getting used to. There is also nowhere comfy to rest your left knee when driving, as it is set upnfor LHD. Go and look up "Rattling the hills in a Spyker" on YouTube. If you want advice, speak to Tommy Wareham who I think I am right in saying is the world's most successful Spyker salesman.
autofocus said:
Hi there,
No its still the Spyker for me, although a Morgan Aeromax is tempting.
Regards
Tim
I have to say, the back window arrangement there does look rather like a dogs breakfast, Jesus, I hope thats somewhat better resolved now?No its still the Spyker for me, although a Morgan Aeromax is tempting.
Regards
Tim
Wen't out for a blast in the Lambo at the wekend, roof off...............hmmmmmmmmmm.
It's not exactly a cirical position to be in I know, but I'm very torn.
Edited by bertie on Monday 10th May 12:16
bertie said:
autofocus said:
Hi there,
No its still the Spyker for me, although a Morgan Aeromax is tempting.
Regards
Tim
I have to say, the back window arrangement there does look rather like a dogs breakfast, Jesus, I hope thats somewhat better resolved now?No its still the Spyker for me, although a Morgan Aeromax is tempting.
Regards
Tim
Wen't out for a blast in the Lambo at the wekend, roof off...............hmmmmmmmmmm.
It's not exactly a cirical position to be in I know, but I'm very torn.
Edited by bertie on Monday 10th May 12:16
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