4 seater coupe's
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http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1505909.htm
Decent boot, four seats. this isn't a turbo so won't be too horrendous to insure (not quite as quick either). Plus the benefit of one of the best owners clubs I've come across.
Decent boot, four seats. this isn't a turbo so won't be too horrendous to insure (not quite as quick either). Plus the benefit of one of the best owners clubs I've come across.
Shaw Tarse said:
Flanders. said:
Shaw Tarse said:
Probe?
Dear god, that's almost as bad as a Calibra.
So we could add Hyundai SCoupe (or whatever it was called) Puma, Tigra (though these have too little an engine)
M.
Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 1st April 20:44
Why the stipulation on engine size? Engine outputs vary massively in specific output (bhp/litre), and of course the acceleration of a car is as much about its weight as its power (F = ma). The correlation between engine size and performance is therefore very poor. Personally, I'd ignore engine size and go on handling and performance.
marcosgt said:
Shaw Tarse said:
Flanders. said:
Shaw Tarse said:
Probe?
Dear god, that's almost as bad as a Calibra.
So we could add Hyundai SCoupe (or whatever it was called) Puma, Tigra (though these have too little an engine)
M.
Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 1st April 20:44
Stu 9-5 said:
Volvo C70
Ford Cougar
Ford Puma
Honda Prelude
Saab 900
Lexus Soarer
Alfa GTV
Fiat Coupe
Rover 'Tomcat'(?)
Nissan 200SX or the bigger 300 whatever it is
Not making any specific recommendations - just what I can think of within your budget.
The TomCat turbo is a good shout .... decent ones well within budget. Tidy 1.8 VVCs (NASPs) too. Ford Cougar
Ford Puma
Honda Prelude
Saab 900
Lexus Soarer
Alfa GTV
Fiat Coupe
Rover 'Tomcat'(?)
Nissan 200SX or the bigger 300 whatever it is
Not making any specific recommendations - just what I can think of within your budget.
When I got mine (turbo), I had not checked the seating fully assuming it was a two seat occasional four... I was surprised to find the rear seating was more spacious than I assumed. Carried four adults in reasonable comfort. Had I known that I'd have got one sooner.... Only thing I did not like about the car was two door and smaller boot than I needed although good for a coupe.
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Shaw Tarse said:
marcosgt said:
Shaw Tarse said:
Flanders. said:
Shaw Tarse said:
Probe?
Dear god, that's almost as bad as a Calibra.
So we could add Hyundai SCoupe (or whatever it was called) Puma, Tigra (though these have too little an engine)
M.
Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 1st April 20:44
Come on guys. The aforementioned are all well and good if you want to look like you run an 80's theme pub. What you need is one of these....
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2010...
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2010...
Dapster said:
Come on guys. The aforementioned are all well and good if you want to look like you run an 80's theme pub. What you need is one of these....
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2010...
If you like wearing red braces and broad striped shirts... http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2010...
Shaw Tarse said:
will probably be proved (proven) wrong, but I'd class them as hatchbacks?
Like a Golf? Surely the design of the boot opening doesn't define a coupe or not? On that basis the DB9's a saloon, no?M.
Edited by marcosgt on Friday 2nd April 10:41
Edited by marcosgt on Friday 2nd April 10:42
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