Recommend me a quick car for £5000

[Tyler Durden]

I want a fast car (sub 6 second 0-60 and 150mph), that should also be fairly reliable. It needs to have 4 seats minimum for the rare occasion that the kids will be in it, and to look good.

I have owned a Fiat Coupe 20VT in the past, and may well end up getting another now, unless there are better options I am overlooking.

Thanks

TD

[Tyler Durden]

Oh,

I thought there would be a few ideas for this topic.

[coupeboy]

e36 M3

[GKP]

Audi S4

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1501779.htm

[gazmutd]

an old(er) impreza sti?

[Tyler Durden]

Just looking at those options, especially the BMW, thanks.

[crofty1984]

Tyler Durden said:

Just looking at those options, especially the BMW, thanks.

That's where my money would go if I were in your shoes. Starting to lose their chav image a little now. Not that you should care about image.

[Tyler Durden]

Something like this one, might be the answer.

http://tinyurl.com/25dlj22

Although in my heart I wanted more of a 2+2 like the Fiat Coupe.

[Zad]

BMW 330 Coupé? http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1663899.htm

[Tyler Durden]

I am thinking more seriously about turning to Japan for this purchase.

But should I go Impreza or Evo?

and what should I expect when owning either?

[slipstream 1985]

corrola vvtli or a kompressor if yo can stretch to it

[MonkeyBusiness]

If you don't mind an estate the Legacy GTB is right up your street.

[Tallbut Buxomly]

slipstream 1985 said:

corrola vvtli or a kompressor if yo can stretch to it

Sub 6 sec 0-60 which you will def not get in the vvtli. Kompressor im not so sure of. TBH the corrola is only good at picking up speed when above 6000rpm below that its weight holds it back.

[Gizmo!]

Tyler Durden said:

Something like this one, might be the answer.

http://tinyurl.com/25dlj22

Although in my heart I wanted more of a 2+2 like the Fiat Coupe.

FYI - if you want to shorten an autotrader link, just use this bit: http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2010...

Then the whole world won't know where you live.