Best 2 Car Combos
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Lotus Excel & 1250CC CDTI corsa!
Once necessitated the other, I'm not sure you could really get two much more different cars. To the extent that I nearly put a sticker on the steering wheel of the Corsa reading 'This is not a Lotus' to remind me when I was driving country roads in it!
worked well together though!
Once necessitated the other, I'm not sure you could really get two much more different cars. To the extent that I nearly put a sticker on the steering wheel of the Corsa reading 'This is not a Lotus' to remind me when I was driving country roads in it!
worked well together though!
We've got a multi vehicle line up that ticks the many boxes we need.
Wife has a clubman cooper-s as our "nice" car. It gets used by her for work and by us for family stuff.
I have a cheap avensis estate for more messy family stuff like walks on a rainy day and for me for taking the mountain bike out, and also for runs to b&q and the tip.
In the garage i've got an mx5 with some track oriented mods.
The garage also houses my suzuki bandit 1250 that gets used for commuting, and my vfr that gets wheeled out and polished and ridden on sunny days.
To this i'm adding a (cheap) caterham for racing next year, so the mx5 may be sold in the spring.
I'd also like to add a motorhome but they're so damn expensive!
The avensis may be replaced with a bigger diesel estate or people carrier next year.
It never ends!!!
Wife has a clubman cooper-s as our "nice" car. It gets used by her for work and by us for family stuff.
I have a cheap avensis estate for more messy family stuff like walks on a rainy day and for me for taking the mountain bike out, and also for runs to b&q and the tip.
In the garage i've got an mx5 with some track oriented mods.
The garage also houses my suzuki bandit 1250 that gets used for commuting, and my vfr that gets wheeled out and polished and ridden on sunny days.
To this i'm adding a (cheap) caterham for racing next year, so the mx5 may be sold in the spring.
I'd also like to add a motorhome but they're so damn expensive!
The avensis may be replaced with a bigger diesel estate or people carrier next year.
It never ends!!!
RDB said:
Daily:
Toy:
The combination of the two suits me pretty well. The BMW is smooth and comfortable with room for carting the kids round and the Mazda is more involving and nimble.
Great combo,covers most bases.Toy:
The combination of the two suits me pretty well. The BMW is smooth and comfortable with room for carting the kids round and the Mazda is more involving and nimble.
Ive trimmed five cars down to two,a 2.8 Capri and Alfa Gtv, not really the best gelling combination.
My current cars.
Hilux for long distances, on crap roads (and off roads) and huge storage.
It's a 4 litre V6 and had full leather etc. So it'a pokey and comfortable.
Will happily carry 4 people with luggage anywhere.
Will tow a trailer with no issues.
HSV for the noise, performance and track use.
More of a 'look at me' car for the weekends.
Will still transport 4 in comfort.
Hilux for long distances, on crap roads (and off roads) and huge storage.
It's a 4 litre V6 and had full leather etc. So it'a pokey and comfortable.
Will happily carry 4 people with luggage anywhere.
Will tow a trailer with no issues.
HSV for the noise, performance and track use.
More of a 'look at me' car for the weekends.
Will still transport 4 in comfort.
Edited by Bibbs on Wednesday 13th November 03:48
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